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CHS students learn business skills during drink project
The “Munchie Milkshake” group’s frozen treats were a popular purchase at Camas High School’s (CHS) “Thirsty Thursday” event, held June 6.
The “Munchie Milkshake” group’s frozen treats were a popular purchase at Camas High School’s (CHS) “Thirsty Thursday” event, held June 6.
One year after its intended opening, the Port of Camas-Washougal has unveiled its new natural play area featuring a giant sasquatch sculpture at the Washougal Waterfront Park and Trail.
Monica Chang, Camas High School’s valedictorian for the class of 2019, is a big fan of podcasts, particularly those that focus on her disparate interests of science, activism and entrepreneurship.
Camas High senior Sophia Hansen encountered a problem in 2015, before the start of her freshman year in high school.
When Ryan Davy sets a goal for himself, he usually accomplishes it.
A mother’s heartbreak. A child’s anger. Eventually, a call for change.
Abigail Jiang. Camas High School’s salutatorian for the class of 2019, is interested in things like science, technology, activism and politics, which have the potential to alter societies in major ways.
Isaac James knew he was falling behind in school, but his motivation was lacking.
The 52 Discovery High School (DHS) Ember Team students learned a lot of things from their recent project, which involved creating an educational exhibit for display at Two Rivers Heritage Museum.
The Washougal School District has selected a new Washougal High School principal to replace outgoing principal Aaron Hansen, who was recently promoted to serve as an associate superintendent for the district.