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The United States and it has taken a brutal toll on families across the country. To give a sense of some perspective a statistic that blew my mind, coronavirus passed Heart Disease and cancer as the number one cause of death per day in the u. S. Remarkable. Right . New research from the centers for Disease Control shows the disease might be significantly more contagious than originally thought and since we do not have enough testing or the ability to track down everyone that might be infected, w...

Disease might be significantly more contagious than originally thought and since we do not have enough testing or the ability to track down everyone that might be infected, we dont have treatment still that are proven effective to deal with folks that have this, again, the only way for us to fight it right now as you well know sitting there in your house, which youve been in for weeks is through the mass social distancing were doing, and the good news here, we are really making progress on that ...

Apologizing for using private email while secretary of state. In a nationwide poll out today, clinton down a whopping 10 points in just one month. Just yesterday, clinton said she didnt need to apologize for the email controversy calling it quote a distraction, but take a listen to what she said moments ago in an interview with abc news. I do think i could have and should have done a better job answering questions earlier. I really didnt perhaps appreciate the need to do that. What i had done wa...

And missile deception. A very disturbing new report says north korea is secretly operating a Dangerous Network of hidden missile bases, despite kim jonguns promises to President Trump. Has the dictator duped the american commanderinchief . Im wolf blitzer. Youre in the situation room. This is cnn breaking news. Were following breaking news. A very closely watched recount under way right now in two hotly contested races in florida. Election officials are racing to meet the states thursday deadlin...

Before we say goodbye to 2023 and hello to 2024, it is a tradition of The Citizen to look back at some of the most memorable stories of the year.

Before we say goodbye to 2023 and hello to 2024, it is a tradition of the Quad Community Press to look back at some of the most memorable stories of

CENTERVILLE — Around the new year, residents/taxpayers who live along Centerville Lake will have the opportunity to weigh in on a proposal to establish a water management district.

Nestled in a quiet, shady corner of Vancouver’s Pleasant Valley Park is a small, log-strewn pond that now offers refuge for juvenile salmon and steelhead within the Salmon Creek watershed.