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August 29, 2024
Developer unveils 2nd-phase plans for athletic club, senior living facility
The second phase of the Hyas Point mixed-use development will feature a senior residential center and a full-service athletic club.
The second phase of the Hyas Point mixed-use development will feature a senior residential center and a full-service athletic club.
City of Washougal and Port of Camas-Washougal leaders say a recent fatal accident near the Camas Slough Bridge highlights the need to upgrade the narrow Highway 14 bridge connecting the Camas-Washougal communities.
Members of the Unite! Washougal Community Coalition’s Ambassadors program have learned that knowledge is power when it comes to preventing young people from misusing or abusing drugs or alcohol.
The Washougal School Board is struggling to fill a vacant director position that, despite being open for more than two weeks, has attracted zero applicants.
Clark Public Utilities’ (CPU) Community Solar East, a 799-kilowatt solar array at the Port of Camas-Washougal’s industrial park, has been selected as one of 12 winners of the 2024 Washington State Department of Commerce (DOC) Governor’s Smart Communities awards, which recognize local governments and their partners for exceptional land use planning and development.
The city of Washougal is proposing to double the amount of money residents can collect per year from its emergency utility assistance program (EUAP).
After seven years, three surgeries, 18 months of physical therapy, more than $56,000 in charitable donations and 1,000 miles of rigorous paddleboarding, Michael Curtis is about to complete the most ambitious journey of his self-described “adventurous life.”
Like many other car dealerships across the United States, Westlie Ford has been impacted by the decreased customer demand for electric vehicles in the past several years. Nevertheless, the Washougal-based dealership remains firmly invested in the EV market, cautiously optimistic that consumers will view EVs more favorably as technology improves.
In 2019, Paul Greenlee traveled to Windsor, California, with his wife for a wine-tasting vacation. One of the first things he noticed upon arriving in the Russian River Valley town was its wayfinding sign, composed of 18 smaller, brightly-colored signs featuring the names of local businesses (salons, restaurants, toys, real estate, etc.) and arrows pointing to the left or right.
NocTel, a Washougal-based internet company, has reached an agreement with the Port of Camas-Washougal to install fiber optic cable into Parker’s Landing Marina, greatly enhancing the Port’s efforts to increase security at the boatyard.