Children’s Center, a nonprofit that provides mental health care to youth in Clark County, is hoping to foster healthy conversations about mental health and reduce…
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Evergreen Public Schools’ bargaining leaders got extra pay
By The Citizen on March 15, 2024
The four members of Evergreen Public Schools’ district bargaining team received a combined $31,100 in supplemental pay for their work in the final stretch of…
Camas man hit, killed by train is identified
By The Citizen on March 15, 2024
The Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the 68-year-old Camas man who was fatally struck by a train Tuesday near downtown Camas. Read more… …
First over-the-counter birth control pill will be in Clark County stores in April
By The Citizen on March 14, 2024
The first over-the-counter birth control pill, sold without an age restriction, will be available from at least one Vancouver pharmacy next month. Read more… Source:…
FBI proposal to continue using Camp Bonneville as shooting range raises questions, concerns
By The Citizen on March 14, 2024
Camp Bonneville’s days as a military weapons training facility may be over, but at least one federal agency wants to continue using the former U.S.…
Weather Eye: String of 70-degree days to get underway on Friday
By The Citizen on March 14, 2024
Today despite the official start of spring on the calendar being days away, it will be shining in all its glory. We begin the much-awaited…
Roadway projects in Southwest Washington closer to finish line
By The Citizen on March 13, 2024
With warm weather on the horizon, the Washington State Department of Transportation and its contractor crews are preparing to dive into road work. Read more… …
Bill that protects peer support counseling for first responders heads to Gov. Inslee
By The Citizen on March 13, 2024
A bill that aims to expand and strengthen peer support counseling services for first responders is on the governor’s desk after passing the Legislature on…
COVID-19, respiratory ailments ‘slowing down’ in Clark County
By The Citizen on March 13, 2024
“Respiratory illness in general in Clark County seems to be slowing down,” Clark County Public Health spokesperson Marissa Armstrong said, and that includes COVID-19. (See…
Camas mill employee killed in workplace accident
By The Citizen on March 12, 2024
CAMAS — A 32-year-old man was killed Friday in a workplace accident at the Georgia-Pacific Camas Mill, according to the Camas Police Department. Read more… …