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July 20, 2023
Local student-athletes announce college picks
Three standout East Clark County prep athletes have announced plans to continue their athletic careers at the college level.
Three standout East Clark County prep athletes have announced plans to continue their athletic careers at the college level.
A large white sign, adorned with a photo of Dakima Hicks and the words, “I will never have it all together; I can only control me,” hangs on the west wall of the Daria Maria Boutique, downtown Washougal’s newest business.
Jesse Revesz endured a challenging childhood. He emancipated himself from his parents, both addicts, when he was 16 years old, and he spent most of his first three years at Washougal High School in detention.
U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Washougal Friday, July 7, to tout the city of Washougal’s 32nd Street underpass project, which he said will reconnect the community, improve safety, help freight move more efficiently and ensure first responders can get to those in need.
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the United States thanks largely to its popularity among retirees and senior citizens, but now members of the Camas-Washougal Pickleball Club are hoping to introduce their beloved activity to younger generations.
Educational Service District 112 (ESD 112) has named Washougal High School educator Donna Schatz its 2024 Regional Teacher of the Year.
Camas resident Kent Mehrer is set to appear in Clark County Superior Court on Thursday, June 29, to face first-degree theft and money-laundering charges.
The Southwest Regional Transportation Council (RTC) has awarded the city of Washougal $816,250 for the construction of a shared use path along South 27th Street.
Camas High School’s new basketball star tested her skills this spring against some of the top high school basketball players in the nation.
One day earlier this spring, Blake Perkins, a Washougal resident and Vancouver-based dentist, learned that one of his longtime patients, Ray Johnson, was struggling with his cancer treatments and was in a lot of pain. Johnson’s wife told Perkins that her husband “wasn’t having many good days.”