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Outsmart your smartphone

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September 11, 2016, 6:01am Clark County Health

I finally broke down and bought a smartphone. It feels like I was the last holdout. I did it mostly because I want to maintain a friendly relationship with my daughter, who is 18. No texting, no friendship. Read story

A family photo of James Dutton.

Local man’s body – missing 4 years – found in Oregon

A family photo of James Dutton.

September 8, 2016, 5:36pm Clark County Health

Before you head out on a hike, Cynthia Boucher urges you to let somebody know where you’re going. Read story

Kevin Churo, a lab assistant at BSK Labs in Vancouver, organizes samples of water in a temporary work space set up to deal with an increase in tests sent to the lab due to recent headlines of elevated levels of lead in drinking water at schools.

Lead leads to busy days at Vancouver lab

Kevin Churo, a lab assistant at BSK Labs in Vancouver, organizes samples of water in a temporary work space set up to deal with an increase in tests sent to the lab due to recent headlines of elevated levels of lead in drinking water at schools.

September 5, 2016, 7:53pm Clark County Health

A typical month at the Vancouver lab location of BSK Associates used to mean 10 to 15 water samples sent in through various cities and a few other homeowner samples sprinkled in. Read story

Joe Krajewski, right, and the rest of team Will Power started the Hood to Coast race Aug. 26, just four days after Krajewski&#039;s son, Will, died from bone cancer. The team in Will&#039;s honor raised more than $23,000 for the Providence Cancer Center.

Will Power fuels team’s Hood to Coast run for cancer research

Joe Krajewski, right, and the rest of team Will Power started the Hood to Coast race Aug. 26, just four days after Krajewski&#039;s son, Will, died from bone cancer. The team in Will&#039;s honor raised more than $23,000 for the Providence Cancer Center.

September 5, 2016, 6:30am Clark County Health

Running in the pitch black along Highway 30, Joe Krajewski was tired. It was sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning, and the Vancouver man was in the middle of a monotonous 7-mile run along the Oregon highway. Read story

What would you advise someone who just learned they have breast cancer?

September 4, 2016, 6:00am Breast Cancer

Who better to offer advice to people receiving breast cancer diagnoses than those who have already walked the path? Read story

PeaceHealth names new senior leader

September 2, 2016, 5:10pm Business Briefs

Vancouver-based PeaceHealth has named Michael Dwyer executive vice president of strategy and community health, a new position within the nonprofit health system. Read story

Share your breast cancer survivor story, advice

September 1, 2016, 8:00am Clark County Health

Who better to offer advice to women receiving breast cancer diagnoses than those who have already walked the path? Read story

Heritage High School Principal Derek Garrison helps sophomores Anton Tikhonov, left, and Maksim Trukhlinskiy with their schedules Wednesday on the first day of class in Evergreen Public Schools.

Classes start not so early for Evergreen high schoolers

Heritage High School Principal Derek Garrison helps sophomores Anton Tikhonov, left, and Maksim Trukhlinskiy with their schedules Wednesday on the first day of class in Evergreen Public Schools.

August 31, 2016, 11:54am Clark County Health

About 1,800 students started classes Wednesday morning at Heritage High School -- bright and not so early. Read story

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Hoarders overwhelmed by the clutter

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August 28, 2016, 6:03am Clark County Health

Doug showers at the Marshall Community Center because his bath tub is filled with bins of clothing. He eats standing up because the counters and chairs in his kitchen are covered with so much stuff that he can’t sit down. Read story

U.S. Rep.

Panel paints grim picture about opioid addiction

U.S. Rep.

August 25, 2016, 7:33pm Clark County Health

U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Camas, told a panel of health care workers and law enforcement officials she wanted to know how problematic opioid addiction is in Southwest Washington. Read story