Editor’s Note: This article is the first in a new, weekly Post-Record series, “Open for Business,” exploring how local businesses are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and Gov. Jay Inslee’s…
A Camas initiative launching tomorrow aims to help the city’s utility payers and local merchants at the same time. The “Support Local & Save” program, based…
Medical science has proven that uncertainty can exacerbate existing feelings of anxiety, stress and depression in people. And thanks to the COVID-19 outbreak, “no other time has been…
A Camas nursing home is among 137 Washington long-term senior care facilities with at least one confirmed case of COVID-19. The Seattle Times…
Last year around this time, my biggest worry was how the inclusion of the Trump administration’s proposed citizenship question would depress participation in the decennial census. Thankfully, our Supreme Court…
If you’ve been sacrificing to stay true to the social-distancing efforts epidemiologists have deemed critical to “flattening the curve,” not overwhelming our health care system and keeping COVID-19…
If the COVID-19 pandemic had never happened, Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore, the musicians behind the Portland modern-folk duo Fox and Bones, would be playing Nashville tonight, then…
Washougal business owners will have to work together in order to survive the economic devastation wrought by COVID-19, according to Washougal Business Association (WBA) secretary Chuck Carpenter.
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted a few changes at the county level this week. Starting this week, 911 dispatchers and call takers working with the Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency…
Washington students will not return to school this school year, but will still be learning online. Governor Jay Inslee and Washington’s superintendent of public instruction, Chris…
