The city of Camas Finance Department is launching the Camas Assistance Program (CAP) to help qualifying residents who are struggling to afford utility payments. CAP can provide financial support for…
The Port of Camas-Washougal will resume in-person commissioner meetings on Wednesday, Aug. 4. “The Port is following Washington state and Center of Disease Control guidelines to ensure that our meetings…
Camas Council to interview interim mayor candidates
The Clark County Council will reopen its public meetings to in-person attendance beginning Aug. 1. The first council meeting that will be open to the public will be the Tuesday,…
A Washougal man was shot in the hand while riding his motorcycle in Camas on Friday, July 16, according to the Camas Police Department (CPD). The 69-year-old man told Camas…
Questioned earlier this summer about a 2003 lawsuit he had filed against an Oregon city and its police chief, Washougal mayoral candidate Derik Ford claimed he filed the lawsuit after being dismissed from the Sweet Home, Oregon, police department for being a “probationary, non-union-represented employee” who “didn’t fit in.”
When it comes to collecting campaign contributions, two of the eight Camas City Council candidates running in the Aug. 3 primary election have greatly outpaced their competitors.
The Washougal National is back.
The city of Washougal has a multi-million-dollar decision to make.
In the winter of 2018, Washougal residents Paul and Sara Kitchen packed up their motorhome and drove their 17-old son Levi to Kentwood, Louisiana, where he would enter the Real Deal motocross training program at the Wildwood MX Park. They knew Levi couldn’t solely rely on his talent anymore and needed professional training if he wanted to become the best motocross racer he could be. They also knew that they couldn’t continue to financially support his burgeoning career and that it was time for him to turn his passion into a living.
