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Area resident of all ages walk, bicycle and ride lawn mowers in the American Legion Cape Horn Post 122 and Auxiliary Fourth of July parade in 2014. This year's parade will begin at 11 a.m., Wednesday, July 4, in the Cape Horn-Skye Elementary/Canyon Creek Middle School parking lot, 9731 Washougal River Road, Washougal.](https://www.camaspostrecord.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/0628_loc_American-Legion-P.R.-file-pic-2014-2-300x200.jpg)
Celebrate independence with parades, fireworks
Several Independence Day celebrations will be held in the Camas-Washougal area. Following is a list of a few local options to help you enjoy a safe and happy Fourth of…
Several Independence Day celebrations will be held in the Camas-Washougal area. Following is a list of a few local options to help you enjoy a safe and happy Fourth of…
A recent community survey of Washougal residents holds some disappointing news for proponents of a local, off-leash dog park.
A man who opened five Massage Envy locations in Oregon during the past decade will operate his first restaurant in downtown Washougal this fall.
The large building that has been vacant for seven years on the Washougal waterfront will be the site of several events this year, starting in August.
More than 200 people attended a celebration of life service for the son of a Washougal police officer who died at the age of 6 after fighting two types of cancer.
A downtown Washougal business owner who used to live in the New Orleans area continues to provide graphic design services for organizations in that region, 13 years after Hurricane Katrina caused devastation to “The Big Easy.”
The Port of Camas-Washougal Commission is considering a rate increase for people who rent hangar bays at Grove Field Airport and a requirement to lease marina slips for at least…
A Washougal business owner and active community organizer who describes herself as a “liberal inclusive,” is the newest member of the Washougal City Council.
When Ron Johnson created his new digital marketing agency, Grow Camas, in April, he quickly realized some Washougal business owners were unhappy with the new business’ name.