At their Aug. 12 meeting, Washougal city council members approved a motion to adopt a policy that will establish a selection process for the council’s student representatives.
Six friends, three Corvettes, 29 days, 28 nights, 17 states, 7,160.7 miles, thousands of photos and dozens of memories.
The Port of Camas-Washougal’s 2019 Wheels & Wings Community Appreciation Day is about more than what its name would suggest.
The Washougal School District (WSD) is balancing its budget for the 2019-20 school year by increasing its maintenance and operations levy, identifying spending efficiencies and using more than $800,000 of reserve funds.
Several Washougal residents have asked city officials to provide stricter regulations for the ownership of fowl and livestock within city limits.
When Chris Lincoln was growing up in Newport Beach, California, he was interested in video games, but wasn’t satisfied with simply playing them.
As a co-owner and head software technician of Washougal’s Silver Star Computers and Solutions, David Lamb spent his days working on computers.
Two Washougal residents submitted their names for the Washougal School District’s (WSD) board of directors District 1 seat during a special filing period held Aug. 7-9.
Brenda Lindstrom has worked as a banker, cosmetologist, esthetician, cosmetology teacher and photographer. She studied business administration in college, traveled internationally, served as a stay-at-home mother and currently helps her husband run his Camas-based small business.
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