The Trauma Recovery Network of Southwest Washington is offering pro bono trauma counseling services to first responders because of the coronavirus pandemic. The Trauma Recovery…
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Precautions put in place more than a month ago at Clark County’s fire departments have largely prevented employee exposures requiring quarantine. All of the agencies…
For more than a month, state Senator Lynda Wilson has had 100 coronavirus antibody test kits in her home. The Vancouver Republican received the kits…
It’s difficult to exercise social-distancing measures in prison, when your bunkmate is hovering a few feet above you, or if you share a bathroom with…
Churches haven’t been allowed to gather for Sunday services for weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak, but that hasn’t stopped them from finding creative ways…
For more than a decade, Vancouver resident Jack Allemang has occasionally slipped into Vintage Books on Mill Plain to pick up a book from the…
Fishers in about a dozen boats gathered on the Columbia River near the Interstate 5 Bridge Saturday morning to protest the state’s recreational fishing ban.…
Republican lawmakers in Olympia have drafted a plan that would reopen sectors of the economy. Unlike Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee, they say it is possible…
Clark College will continue online learning through the fall 2020 quarter, it announced Friday. In an email to students, Interim President Sandra Fowler-Hill said college…