On Monday, March 16, the city of Washougal announced that it is closing all city facilities to the public through at least April 30. The city will remain open for…
Cory Chase’s children had a “mixed reaction” when they found out that they wouldn’t be going to school for at least the next six weeks due to the outbreak of…
Washougal’s West Columbia Gorge Humane Society has taken a “paw-sitive” step forward in its efforts to increase cat adoption rates.
The Washougal Police Department hopes a new pilot program will reduce traffic-related fatalities.
Wendi Steinbronn is settling in well to her new position as the chief of the Washougal Police Department.
Canyon Creek Middle School’s “100 Percent Day” is a celebration of student success.
Washougal resident and Clark College biology professor Steven Clark found himself drawn to the concept of what it means to belong after watching the “Far from the Tree” documentary, based on psychology professor Andrew Solomon’s award-winning book, “Far from the Tree: Parents, Children and the Search for Identity,” at the Liberty Theatre in Camas in 2019.
Will voters or city councilors decide Washougal’s mayor? That’s a question Washougal leaders are trying to answer.
Efforts to build a new library in downtown Washougal are continuing at a slow but steady pace.
After finding success with its downtown Camas flagship location, Grains of Wrath (GOW) Brewing is expanding into Portland.
doug.flanagan@camaspostrecord.com
