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Commentary: Congress must pass emergency, long-term funding for health centers

By One Community Health, Guest commentary
Aug 17, 2022

This week One Community Health is celebrating National Health Center Week.

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Through the Eyes of An Elder: A Profile of Joel Pelayo: How the work of one impacts so many

By Sarah Fox
Jul 6, 2022

I met Joel Pelayo almost 4 years ago. I say met, but really it was just crossing paths. We were at a healthcare event In the Gorge. There were…

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Tracy Rushing, newest director for White Salmon Valley School Board, talks priorities

By Jacob Bertram, Columbia Gorge News
Oct 20, 2021

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Tracy Rushing hadn’t considered a role in public office, but when it hit, she says she believed her medical …

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness (Action) Month

By Teresa Clyne, Programs for Peaceful Living
Updated Oct 12, 2021

Domestic violence affects millions of people each year and has far-reaching consequences for those experiencing it, their families, and their …

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Mid-Columbia Medical Center’s pediatric program receives award

Staff Report, Columbia Gorge News
Updated Feb 16, 2021

Mid-Columbia Medical Center’s pediatric program has been awarded a 5-star designation in Oregon’s Patient-Centered Primary Care Home program. …

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Crag Rats respond to three rescue operations

Staff Report, Columbia Gorge News
Feb 2, 2021

ountain rescue team responded to three incidents recently, including one at Mount Rainier, and most recently an injured hiker in Gordon Creek …

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Senior Living: Predicting the ‘new normal’ for older adults

Scott McKay
Aug 19, 2020

As we know, this too shall pass. And when we finally get pass the COVID-19 pandemic with widespread access to vaccines and home administered t…

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Senior Living: Predicting the ‘new normal’ for older adults

By Scott McKay
Updated Sep 22, 2020

As we know, this too shall pass. And when we finally get pass the COVID-19 pandemic with widespread access to vaccines and home administered t…

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Weekly virus updates planned

Updated Aug 27, 2020

(Editors note: A single case of presumed COVID-19 was reported in Oregon Friday. That case is awaiting confirmation. See related story)

There are no cases of Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Oregon and risk remains low, but North Central Public Health District (NCPHD), in partnership with the Oregon Health Authority (OHA), is monitoring developments and will begin posting weekly statewide updates March 3, according to Teri Thalhofer of NCPHD.

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Commentary: Congress must pass emergency, long-term funding for health centers

Through the Eyes of An Elder: A Profile of Joel Pelayo: How the work of one impacts so many

Tracy Rushing, newest director for White Salmon Valley School Board, talks priorities

October is Domestic Violence Awareness (Action) Month

Your Voice, Aug. 11, 2021

Mid-Columbia Medical Center’s pediatric program receives award

Crag Rats respond to three rescue operations

Senior Living: Predicting the ‘new normal’ for older adults

Senior Living: Predicting the ‘new normal’ for older adults

Weekly virus updates planned

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