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Tower Mall vaccination site takes its last shot Tuesday was final day as demand wanes, virus eases By Jack Heffernan, Columbian county government and small cities reporter Published: June 29, 2021, 6:20pm Share: 3 Photos Xander Hulse of Vancouver receives his second shot during the last day of the Tower Mall COVID-19 vaccination site Tuesday morning. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery The COVID-19 vaccination site at Tower Mall closed Tuesday after more than six months of testing and vaccination efforts. The closur...

A former death row reporter who spent 12 years witnessing nearly 300 men die has revealed some inmates actually look forward to their execution because they see it as a 'release'. Michelle Lyons started out as a reporter at the Huntsville Item in America's death penalty capital, Texas, before becoming the spokesperson for the state's prison system. She witnessed her first execution at 22 in 1998 - two years prior to her becoming a journalist and joining the paper - and admitted she became less adept at 'compartmentalising' it as she got older and became a mother, at which point she found hers...

Some advocates say it leaves many homeless Californians out of the stimulus. Author: Tyler Horst Updated: 11:35 PM PDT March 16, 2021 SACRAMENTO, Calif — With a third federal stimulus check on the way, and the Golden State Stimulus recently passed into law, many who are homeless still face a lot of obstacles getting this much-needed assistance. For Michelle Lyons, who has lived in an encampment under the I-5 overpass in Sacramento for three years, the first obstacle is finding accurate information about how to apply and collect her stimulus checks. “It’s ...