doug.flanagan@camaspostrecord.com
May 18, 2023
Cleaning Up Campen Creek
The city of Washougal, Watershed Alliance of Southwest Washington (WASW) and Washougal School District recently joined forces to enhance the riparian habitat at Campen Creek.
The city of Washougal, Watershed Alliance of Southwest Washington (WASW) and Washougal School District recently joined forces to enhance the riparian habitat at Campen Creek.
Washougal School Board President Cory Chase will not seek re-election this year.
A Christian learning center that offers homeschooled students accredited educational services in classroom settings is moving to Washougal.
The Inter-Faith Treasure House is “suffering” without its primary food pick-up van, which was stolen on Thursday, April 26, according to the Washougal nonprofit organization’s executive director.
After her husband, former Washougal School Board member Ron Dinius, moved to an assisted care facility in 2022, artist Tamara Dinius found herself alone on the couple’s 5-acre property in rural Washougal.
Port of Camas-Washougal commissioners have approved an agreement with FlyIt Academy, a Grove Field-based flight school, to sell non-ethanol 92 unleaded “mogas” aviation fuel at the airfield.
Former Camas High School football star Jack Colletto has joined the San Francisco 49ers.
Roger Daniels, a longtime Washougal education supporter who played extensive roles in many aspects of civic life in Clark County, has died.
While walking down the Washougal Waterfront Trail on an uncharacteristically warm and dry spring day last week, Roma Toft was asked what she liked best about east Clark County. She responded with a flick of her hand southeast, toward the Columbia River and Mount Hood.
The Washougal School District is joining a class-action lawsuit that claims that major social media applications are causing a mental health crisis among children and teenagers.
