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Opinion: A desperate campaign spreads rural healthcare lies
Churchill argues a Seattle PAC misrepresented a hospital crisis rooted in hidden losses from 2022 to 2024 to attack Rep. Baumgartner.
Opinion: Misinformation in ‘public investment disclosure statement’ for state income tax repeal
The income tax earmarks nothing for K-12, higher ed, or healthcare — only 5% goes to the Fair Start for Kids Account starting in 2029.
Yacolt car show raises more than $2,500 for Windhaven Ride for Veterans
…ct Automotive's Yacolt car show raised more than $2,500 for veterans' equine therapy mental health program.
Letter: ‘Our local leaders should be advocating and making those opportunities countywide to translate into housing opportunities for our veterans’
A Clark County Army veteran argues HUD-VASH vouchers fail veterans when landlords countywide won't accept them.
Korean War Veterans Remembrance Ceremony scheduled for Saturday in Vancouver
Names of 39 Clark County soldiers killed in the Korean War will be read aloud at Saturday's ceremony.
Opinion: Hospital price transparency is good, but its impact will be limited
Washington still shields hospitals from competition through certificate-of-need laws other states have repealed.
Letter: The ‘free market’ cure that costs twice as much
Anthony Teso challenges a free-market healthcare proposal, citing $14,885 per-person U.S. spending versus a $7,371 OECD average.
Opinion: Trading one bad healthcare system for another is not a solution
Washington Policy Center's Elizabeth New (Hovde) argues the state's Universal Health Care Commission ignores free-market alternatives entirely.
Veterans Advisory Board seeks two new employees for Veterans Assistance Center
Clark County's 33,000-plus veterans could gain dedicated mental health and case management services if the council approves funding.
Supreme Court declines to hear WA COVID-19 vaccine case
The Supreme Court's refusal leaves Washington's 2021 healthcare worker vaccine mandate intact and forecloses future legal challenges.
Opinion: ACA enrollment drops should force honest conversations about healthcare costs
Washington's ACA enrollment fell nearly 13%, but disenrolled does not necessarily mean uninsured.
Opinion: Remembering the fallen through the symbol of the Red Poppy
American Legion Auxiliary Tum Tum Unit 168 hosts a National Poppy Day outreach in Yacolt on May 22.