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November 2, 2023
Washougal School District grapples with decline in enrollment
The Washougal School District has cut several positions in response to lower-than-expected enrollment figures at the start of the 2023-24 school year.
The Washougal School District has cut several positions in response to lower-than-expected enrollment figures at the start of the 2023-24 school year.
The city of Washougal has received a significant amount of funding from the various agencies in 2023, including a $40 million United States Department of Transportation grant for its 32nd Street railroad underpass project.
In the summer of 2022, the Washougal Business Association (WBA)’s new leadership group met for a full-day retreat at board member Greg Goforth’s residence to talk about the purpose of the nonprofit organization, which had basically gone dark months earlier, and what it could do to help the Washougal business community thrive.
The city of Washougal has received an unexpected, but much-appreciated gift.
August Everson acknowledges the fact that he named his new Washougal brewery after himself, an admitted introvert, is laced with irony.
Voters will soon determine the future of Washougal’s emergency medical services.
The incumbent in the Washougal mayoral race is a retired military veteran who wants the City to capitalize on its recent momentum and make good on its recent promises, while the challenger is a member of Gen Z and community volunteer who hopes to make Washougal a more affordable and enjoyable place to live.
Less than three years after it opened for public use, Washougal’s Jemtegaard Trail is being threatened by “significant erosion” of the Gibbons Creek bank.
A spooktacular tradition is returning to Washougal’s Main Street for the first time in years.
Washougal’s younger drivers are presented with challenges on rainy days by Washougal High School’s student parking lot, which is old, run down and susceptible to flooding.