At 1:30 p.m. on a sunny Friday, I set out with a friend to drive the entire Clark County’s Barn Quilt Trail. I started in Washougal, the southeastern end of the trail. There’s a barn quilt on a house just a few blocks from where I live. I’d walked by the house dozens of times and never even noticed it, but there it was, plain as day.
Voters will decide the fate of a massive overhaul to Clark County’s aging justice system this fall.
Anglers are getting a late-season chance to catch halibut.
Residents in Camas and Washougal are worried about a proposed gravel mine in Skamania County.
Tim Taylor has pressed a rotating cast of Washougal officials since 2021 to address his concerns about speeding cars on W Street near his house.
A Clark County Superior Court judge has dismissed the vehicular homicide case against an 86-year-old man who hit two people with his car, killing one, in Washougal after the defendant died, court records show.
A Clark County Superior Court judge ordered two Oregon men be held on $20,000 bail each after they were caught in a child exploitation sting by Washougal police.
CAMAS — Many people view algae blooms as a problem too big for any one person to solve. Emily Jiang saw an opportunity to prove that one person still could make a difference.
Kristen Decker grew up on a farm in Camas and always considered herself a cowgirl. Yet her feet burned with discomfort every time she wore the signature boots.
At a recent gathering, my friend Barbara asked me if I knew where to get edible flowers. She wasn’t having luck finding them in stores. I immediately thought of farmers Kelly Peters and Patrick Dorris of Flat Tack Farm. I’ve been a member of their community supported agriculture program for years and I know that they often offer them. On a visit to the Vancouver Farmers Market, I found the flowers my friend was seeking. It made me realize that one of the many great things about the farmers markets in Clark County is that they’re treasure troves of beautiful and interesting food and drink that can’t be found in a grocery store.
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