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Vancouver Clinic is building its eighth location, planned on the border of east Vancouver and Camas near Highway 14. It&#039;s expected to open in November.

Vancouver Clinic expanding to east Vancouver-Camas border

Vancouver Clinic is building its eighth location, planned on the border of east Vancouver and Camas near Highway 14. It&#039;s expected to open in November.

December 12, 2019, 6:39pm Clark County Health

Vancouver Clinic is building a new location on the border of east Vancouver and Camas that is set to open in November and will offer urgent care, family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, ophthalmology, labs and imaging. Read story

A woman using an electronic cigarette exhales a puff of smoke.

Clark County records first vaping lung injury

A woman using an electronic cigarette exhales a puff of smoke.

December 12, 2019, 3:46pm Clark County Health

Clark County has its first reported vaping-associated lung injury. Read story

At Harry S. Truman Elementary School,72 of the school’s approximately 520 students were out Wednesday, 61 on Tuesday and 82 on Monday. Students have fever, coughing and flu-like symptoms, district spokeswoman Pat Nuzzo said.

Dozens of Vancouver elementary students home sick

At Harry S. Truman Elementary School,72 of the school’s approximately 520 students were out Wednesday, 61 on Tuesday and 82 on Monday. Students have fever, coughing and flu-like symptoms, district spokeswoman Pat Nuzzo said.

December 11, 2019, 7:12pm Clark County Health

Dozens of students are out sick at three Vancouver Public Schools elementary schools, prompting cleaning, disinfecting and, in one case, a letter to parents warning them of the symptoms of the stomach flu. Read story

Hayley Oja, from left, Arlene Rose and Musse Barclay at Hockinson High School with a new walker Rose purchased with money raised by two of her students. Rose is a substitute teacher who has a rare neurological disease that inhibits her ability to walk. The students raised money to help her purchase a walker and a wheelchair.

Two Hockinson High School seniors helped substitute teacher buy an electric wheelchair

Hayley Oja, from left, Arlene Rose and Musse Barclay at Hockinson High School with a new walker Rose purchased with money raised by two of her students. Rose is a substitute teacher who has a rare neurological disease that inhibits her ability to walk. The students raised money to help her purchase a walker and a wheelchair.

December 9, 2019, 6:04am Clark County Health

When Musse Barclay moved from Ethiopia to Clark County in 2008 to live with his adopted family, there were growing pains in his new environment. Read story

Clark County Dental Society president aims to increase collaboration and transparency

December 8, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Health

Clark County Dental Society President Keith Collins is trying to create greater medical record transparency and collaboration in Southwest Washington. Read story

A car drives past an Our City Cares sign at Mountain View High School. Evergreen Public Schools is among the districts that have displayed the organization&#039;s signs to raise awareness of resources available for students experiencing mental health crises.

Local suicide-prevention effort Our City Cares aims to instill hope

A car drives past an Our City Cares sign at Mountain View High School. Evergreen Public Schools is among the districts that have displayed the organization&#039;s signs to raise awareness of resources available for students experiencing mental health crises.

December 3, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Health

It’s been three years since Camas parents Sheryl and Joe Stephens suffered the unthinkable. Read story

Clark County Fire &amp; Rescue Chief John Nohr describes the emergency medical equipment stored on the fire engines at Fire Station 21 in Ridgefield.

Fewer Clark County ambulances diverted to Portland ERs

Clark County Fire &amp; Rescue Chief John Nohr describes the emergency medical equipment stored on the fire engines at Fire Station 21 in Ridgefield.

December 2, 2019, 6:01am Clark County Health

Fewer Clark County ambulances are being diverted to Portland hospitals, saving crucial time for patients and emergency medical providers, according to local officials. Read story

Jim Jensen, a manager of collaboration and learning with Southwest Washington Accountable Community of Health, left, talks with Randall Brewster during an Opioid Task Force meeting at Bridgeview Resource Center in Vancouver. Jensen is the task force facilitator.

Opioid Task Force builds foundation in Clark County

Jim Jensen, a manager of collaboration and learning with Southwest Washington Accountable Community of Health, left, talks with Randall Brewster during an Opioid Task Force meeting at Bridgeview Resource Center in Vancouver. Jensen is the task force facilitator.

December 2, 2019, 6:00am Clark County Health

The parking lot at Bridgeview Resource Center in Vancouver was full on the late November day. There were only a few available chairs at the meeting. It took more than 20 minutes for the more than 30 people to introduce themselves. Read story

ZOOM+Care announces Waterfront grand opening

November 29, 2019, 6:00am Business

Portland-based ZOOM+Care has announced a Dec. 5 opening date for its newest clinic at The Waterfront Vancouver. Read story

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Clarissa Duff of Portland, left, chats with volunteer collection specialist Laura Hathaway, right, during the Thanksgiving morning blood drive at the American Red Cross Blood Donation Center in Vancouver. Hathaway volunteered her time to help at the blood drive, she said. &quot;I like to give back and Thanksgiving is a good time to be thankful for what we have here.&quot;

Thanksgiving blood drive in Vancouver brings out all kinds

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Clarissa Duff of Portland, left, chats with volunteer collection specialist Laura Hathaway, right, during the Thanksgiving morning blood drive at the American Red Cross Blood Donation Center in Vancouver. Hathaway volunteered her time to help at the blood drive, she said. &quot;I like to give back and Thanksgiving is a good time to be thankful for what we have here.&quot;

November 28, 2019, 1:58pm Clark County Health

They were gone by the time The Columbian stopped by late on Thanksgiving morning, but staffers running an American Red Cross blood drive said a large family had come in earlier to donate life in honor of their late father, who died recently. Read story