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May 15, 2021 3 hrs ago CORBIN — Baptist Health Corbin has begun administering the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine to those ages 12-15 at the Corbin Center. Appointments are strongly encouraged through ScheduleYourVaccine.com, although they are taking walk-ins as well. A parent or guardian must be present during the vaccination to provide consent. An appointment for the booster dose, due 21 days later, will be scheduled during the first dose appointment.  The Food and Drug Administration and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices cleared the vaccine for emergency use f...

Explorer Shares About the Moment He Witnessed the Newly Found Ancient Golden City of Luxor in Egypt An explorer has shared the moment he witnessed the newly found ancient Egyptian city of Luxor. Covered and buried in the sand for thousands of years, the golden city has finally been unearthed and was open to a select few for exploration on April 10. Preserved walls and items have been found in incredible condition. (Caters News) Archaeologists have been trying to locate this city for approximately 100 years and have now started to unravel some of the interesting ancient Egyptian objects and...

  Will become richer, not diminished, As they are lifted into the safe keeping of trusted friends who are hope for me When I cannot find my own voice.   As they are held in tenderness by those who gather around And stand with me as windbreaks against the storms that I fear will consume me;  Those who can be my Remembering, Of life that was,  Long before the Day of Loss.       Does not have to be evicted For you to find healing. Grief and hope can cohabit your home.   Where fear and remorse and what-could-have-been hide, So you can know that loss will not consume you.

A former Vancouver man will not return to prison after serving almost 25 years for murdering an elderly Hazel Dell woman, a crime he committed when he was only 16 years old.

by Rich Smith • Mar 17, 2021 at 9:00 am The people who work under this dome will decide whether to reinstate one of the drug war's foundational policies. They might want to look at this data first. YINYANG / GETTY Though we know that Black and white people use and sell drugs at similar rates, a new analysis of state sentencing data shows that Black people were convicted of simple drug possession at disproportionally high rates relative to their population in nearly every county in Washington. The same is true for Native Americans. Conversely, in the ...