Discontent leads to disc golf course reboot in Washougal
Stuart Mullenberg couldn’t wait to check out the disc golf course at Washougal’s Hartwood Park when it opened in April 2021. Once he got there, however, he couldn’t wait to leave.
Stuart Mullenberg couldn’t wait to check out the disc golf course at Washougal’s Hartwood Park when it opened in April 2021. Once he got there, however, he couldn’t wait to leave.
A new Washougal High School program is helping students earn school credits while connecting the things they’ve learned in their career and technical education classes with real-world work skills.
The turnout for the Washougal High School Drama department’s latest production was so large that director Kelly Gregersen decided to divide the performances between two separate casts.
In response to pleas from several marina users, Port of Camas-Washougal commissioners have voted to reinstate a popular permit program that offers an annual permit for people who regularly use the launch ramp at the Parker’s Landing Marina in Washougal.
A group of Washougal students this week protested Washington state’s mask mandates for K-12 schools. The students, who call themselves “Freedom Fighters of Washougal,” are being…
The Washougal School Board said it postponed a public meeting after multiple people in the audience refused to follow a state mandate requiring face coverings inside public school board meetings to help curb the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Port of Camas-Washougal officials know securing reliable, high-speed internet service is a problem for many local residents and businesses.
After Jemtegaard Middle School history teacher Scott Rainey was announced as the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Department of Washington’s 2021-22 Citizenship Education Middle School Teacher of the Year, he couldn’t help but think about his father, Louis, a 23-year United States Navy veteran.
Unhappy with the Port of Camas-Washougal’s recent decision to eliminate annual launch ramp permits, a group of outspoken Parker’s Landing Marina users said this week they are optimistic they can change the Port commissioners’ minds.
Three local high school basketball teams have not allowed COVID-19 — which has temporarily sidelined the majority of their players and coaches over the past few weeks — to impede their success during the 2021-22 season.