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July 31, 2025
Clark County considers future of the county fairgrounds
Since the grand opening of the exhibition hall in 2005, little has changed at the Clark County fairgrounds, even as so much around it has.
Since the grand opening of the exhibition hall in 2005, little has changed at the Clark County fairgrounds, even as so much around it has.
Refuel Washougal has doubled down on its commitment to providing free meals to people in need.
The West Columbia Gorge Humane Society in Washougal is changing some of its procedures after fielding criticism from some benefactors.
The third annual Camas Comic Con themed First Friday will bring cosplay, art activities, games, family friendly photo opportunities and more to downtown Camas from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 1.
While Clark County no longer boasts any outdoor public pools, splash pads have become an increasingly popular and cost-effective substitute for kids to cool down in the summer.
The Clark County Council is considering a new criminal justice sales tax that wouldn’t require voter approval to be enacted.
Firefighters are getting a handle on the Burdoin Fire burning between Bingen and Lyle in the Columbian River Gorge, according to officials. “Containment of the Burdoin Fire is progressing quickly…
Recent tests show significantly elevated levels of “forever chemicals” in Camas’ drinking water system.
Camas High School alumni may see a familiar face leading the 49th annual Camas Days Grand Parade this Saturday when longtime Camas High band director Richard Mancini slides into a new role as the parade’s grand marshal.
The Camas-Washougal Pickleball Club is infusing new life into an old building with a little help from a well-known local artist and the city of Washougal.