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For better or worse, many health related are occurring this week in Clark County, WA. We take a look at the Measles Outbreak, through the eyes of Dr. Alan L. Melnick, director of the county health department. Also, following a Prevent Coalition panel on youth vaping, we discuss the points and counter points of the youth "vaping epidemic" in our schools. Go inside your news with The Insider.

The Insider is produced by Chris Brown and Jacob Granneman

Theme Music by Andrew Piland (Hawksilver)

With the paraeducator's strike narrowly avoided in Clark County last week, we take a closer look at how education dollars became so divisive and polarized, as well as how the state and the districts will reconcile the imbalance. Go inside the news with The Insider.

The Insider is produced by Chris Brown and Jacob Granneman

Theme Music by Andrew Piland (Hawksilver)

The year 2018 is coming to a close, and as it does many stories of our County and the people that call it home come to mind. We break down the top five stories and topics from this interesting year of population growth, bridge dilemmas, political powers, viral story experiences, and our school district's battles with teacher salaries. Take and inside look at your news with The Insider.

The Insider is produced by Chris Brown and Jacob Granneman

Theme Music by Andrew Piland (Hawksilver)

Welcome to the relaunch of ClarkCountyToday.com's podcast: The Insider! Each time we will be bring you into the conversation to experience what is going on in your community.

This week we sit down with sports reporter and local legend, Paul Valencia, to explore how two Clark County high school football teams became state champions. We will also here from Hockinson High School Head Coach, Rick Steele, and Union High School Head Coach, Rory Rosenbach.

Produced by Chris Brown & Jacob Granneman

Chris Brown and sports reporter Paul Valencia talk about the inspiring story of Anthony “Tony” Davis, who wasn’t supposed to walk again, let alone play baseball. They also talk about Clark County getting a West Coast League wood bat baseball team, and brewing disputes over teacher salary across the county in the wake of the state’s mandatory education funding decision.

ClarkCountyToday.com reporter Chris Brown and editor Ken Vance discuss the latest value pricing draft as well as the cougar sightings in Battle Ground, WA.

Newsroom Window Episode 4: Host Chris Brown discusses ClarkCountyToday.com’s perceived bias with editor Ken Vance, Eric Schwartz’s candid conversation with congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler, and his thoughts on a youth drug forum hosted by Daybreak Youth Service. Find links to these stories here: http://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/newsroom-window-clarkcountytoday-com-brand-herrera-beutler-on-president-trump-teen-drug-use/

Newsroom Window podcast hosts Chris Brown and Eric Schwartz discuss prep sports championship week and more with Clark County Today sports reporter Paul “Don’t Call Me Award-Winning” Valencia. The trio also touches on criticism of G6 Airpark owner following his comments on millenials. Find links to these stories here: http://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/newsroom-window-podcast-postseason-prep-sports-g6-airpark-owner-responds-to-criticism/

Welcome to the Newsroom Window podcast, a look behind the scenes at ClarkCountyToday.com with reporters Chris Brown and Eric Schwartz. This week, we talk about the anniversary of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens, why Eric recently climbed the mountain in a hilariously stupid way and how recent changes affect the discussion on the possibility of something many would also consider to be a disaster — tolling over the Columbia River. Find links to these stories here: http://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/clark-county-today-launches-podcast-lets-look-through-the-newsroom-window/