doug.flanagan@camaspostrecord.com
June 9, 2022
Port mulls significant rate increases for 2023
The Port of Camas-Washougal wants to double its rental fees for the Washougal Waterfront Park’s picnic shelter in 2023.
The Port of Camas-Washougal wants to double its rental fees for the Washougal Waterfront Park’s picnic shelter in 2023.
It’s a big week for Camas-Washougal class of 2022 high school graduates.
During a Parkersville Heritage Foundation meeting in October 2021, president Martha Martin asked the group’s members a simple question: “What is our vision?”
Cape Horn-Skye Elementary School teacher Darcy Hickey said she has been thinking about bringing a “little free library” to the rural Washougal school for the better part of a decade.
Washougal High School engineering students are enlightening elected officials on the types of city projects that might be most important to Washougal’s next generation.
Washougal residents Kathy Dering and Rich Beck have operated The Paint Roller — a mobile business that offers “paint party” activities at birthday celebrations, special events and local schools and businesses — since 2015.
If tennis players around Washington state didn’t know who Hailey Kerker was and what she was capable of before the 2022 4A girls tennis state tournament, they certainly do now.
Washougal’s equestrian team has won its first state title in 14 years.
The 2022 Camas Farmer’s Market kicks off next week with a nod to health and wellness.
City of Washougal leaders are moving ahead with their project to replace a small pedestrian bridge at Hartwood Park, even though the project will cost significantly more than they had anticipated.
