Camas-Washougal Post-Record

February 23, 2016

Jenny Easley is a self-taught baker. "Our kids are brutally honest," she said. "Nothing goes on our menu unless they think it tastes good." She and her husband, David, recently opened The Hungrys Bakery at 333 N.E. Lechner St., Camas.

Hungry for sweets

Bakery has vegan and gluten-free baked goods options

February 16, 2016

The owners of the building at 2103 Main St., in downtown Washougal, Neil and Corrine Lorch, hope to renovate it and utilize the space for a retail business, offices and possibly a restaurant on the first floor, and three apartments on the second floor.

Downtown Washougal developments

Main Street property owners propose apartments, retail and office spaces

February 16, 2016

Port approves lease with Mary Jane’s Glass Production

Construction of Building 17 is complete

February 11, 2016

Valentine’s concert is set for Saturday

Event will be held at Camas United Methodist Church

February 11, 2016

Name of motorcyclist in collision is released

The name of a Vancouver man involved in a fatal motorcyclist accident has been released. Thomas J. Andersen, 65, was traveling westbound Sunday night on the 4700 block of…

February 9, 2016

Washougal plans community survey

Topics will include satisfaction with city services

February 9, 2016

Ernie Stille (right) talked with fellow boater Mike Heltborg (left) Wednesday, about recent thefts from 11 boats moored at the Port of Camas-Washougal marina. Stille described boat owners -- who include fishing enthusiasts and pleasure boaters -- as family. "We look out for each others' stuff," he said. "Most of the people here have worked hard to get this." Stille suggested the port enable marina tenants to have access to Wi-Fi, so they could install their own security systems.

Local boaters are upset about marina thefts

They want additional security cameras and Wi-Fi

February 9, 2016

Tourism workshops will focus on Gorge events and attractions

A series of tourism development workshops will gather ideas from community leaders and lodging property owners regarding marketing the area in and near the Columbia River Gorge. Tourism business entrepreneurs,…

February 2, 2016

Thursday was moving day for Brett Zech (right), as he received assistance from a friend, Angel Barasa. Zech moved from Park View East Apartments in Washougal, to a house in Camas. His apartment needed to be vacated, so that repairs could be made to damage caused by a 22-year-old toilet that flooded. Meanwhile, the new owners of Park View East have decided not to make major interior improvements to the complex, and residents can continue to rent there for an additional $75 a month.

Park View East residents do not have to move out

Ownership group decides not to renovate interiors of apartments

February 2, 2016

Grow Clark County will focus on virtual reality, in Washougal

Immersive Media will host Feb. 9 networking session