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July 21, 2022
Camas softball club team takes state title
The Camas-based Greenberry Lady A’s 12U softball club players don’t tend to display a lot of emotion, even after winning big games.
The Camas-based Greenberry Lady A’s 12U softball club players don’t tend to display a lot of emotion, even after winning big games.
Washougal leaders say the city’s graffiti problem seems to be getting worse.
The Port of Camas-Washougal is ready to welcome a brand-new brewery to its brand-new industrial building in 2023.
Judy Musa believes that The Get To-Gather Farm and the yet-to-be-built new Washougal library have one important thing in common.
Washougal officials are asking local residents to help them decide which Washougal watershed — either Gibbons Creek or the Washougal River — city leaders should select for an upcoming stormwater management plan.
Zoe Nash developed an interest in library sciences relatively later in life, somewhat by chance. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in cultural anthropology from the University of California-Santa Barbara in 2006 and intended to pursue a career as an archivist, but eventually realized that occupation wasn’t for her and discovered her true passion in another walk of life.
During a Washougal School Board meeting earlier this year, Washougal School District facilities, maintenance and grounds supervisor Jessica Beehner clicked through a PowerPoint presentation that contained side-by-side photos of Hathaway and Gause elementary schools, Washougal High School and two other district locations, taken in 2021 and earlier this year.
Sheree Gomez-Clark wasn’t planning on leaving her job as the principal at Washougal High School at the end of the 2021-22 school year. But, as she says, the universe sometimes works in weird and unexpected ways. It certainly did for her last month.
For the past several years, Molly Coston was known as “Mayor Molly.” Now, she may be known as “Queen Molly.”
The Washougal School District is preparing to purchase property for a new school, but isn’t expecting to build another educational facility until its student enrollment increases.
