Camas-Washougal Post-Record

September 1, 2015

New water feature will replace man-made pond in Parker’s Landing

Personalized bricks will be added

September 1, 2015

Ashley Brown, a beer tender at River Dogs & Growlers, prepares a "Left Coast Coney" hot dog with chili, yellow mustard, chopped onion and Frito crumbles. The new bar, in downtown Washougal, serves customers 21 and older. Beer, wine, hard ciders and soda are available to purchase. There are three flat-screen TVs, with access to the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL networks. "We have music and sports," Brown said. "Itís very relaxed, with games and books."

River Dogs & Growlers opens in Washougal

Craft beer and bottle shop serves hot dogs

August 25, 2015

Randie Gjerset, of east Vancouver, enjoys spending time with Rocko, at the Donald and Angeline Stevenson Off Leash Area, near Bi-Mart, 3003 Addy St., Washougal. She adopted the 9-year-old male terrier mix in late July, from the West Columbia Gorge Humane Society, in Washougal. ìHeís very mellow and loves to be loved,î Gjerset said.

Seniors for Seniors

Local animal shelters offer discounts for older people and pets

August 18, 2015

Washougal’s financial picture brightens

So far this year for the city of Washougal, revenues have increased while expenditures have decreased. During a review of the first two quarters, Finance Director Jennifer Forsberg told the…

August 18, 2015

Brian Humphreys, a former 4A Washington State champion, was among the best junior golfers from the Western United States and Canada, who participated in the Eddie Hogan Cup. The tournament was held Aug. 8 and 9, at Riverside Golf & Country Club, in Portland. A month earlier, Humphreys, a senior at Camas High School, won the Klamath Basin Junior Championship, in Klamath Falls, Oregon.

Humphreys stays on the course

Camas High School senior Brian Humphreys has continued to compete in several golf tournaments during the summer. Humphreys, 17, tied for 14th individually, in the Eddie Hogan Cup, Aug. 8…

July 14, 2015

Individuals who paid $17 online or $20 at the gate of the Weird Beer on the River festival received a souvenir glass and tickets for six tastings of beer, wine or hard cider. Options for designated drivers included soda and bottled water. The first-time event was a benefit for CDM Caregiving Services, of Vancouver.

Wonderfully Weird

You did not need to be a beer drinker to enjoy the Weird Beer on the River festival, in Washougal this weekend.

July 14, 2015

Proposed sewer rate increases raise concern

Several local business owners attended the Washougal City Council meeting last night, to express concerns about how potential sewer rate adjustments could affect their companies.

July 14, 2015