Washougal School District levies failing
Preliminary results show Washougal School District voters are rejecting the school district’s two replacement levies placed on the Feb. 14 special election ballot. As of Tuesday, Feb. 14, with…
Preliminary results show Washougal School District voters are rejecting the school district’s two replacement levies placed on the Feb. 14 special election ballot. As of Tuesday, Feb. 14, with…
Randall Crane initially shrugged off warnings from his neighbors about his water bills when he relocated to Washougal from Battle Ground in 2017. “I only moved 15 miles,” he told himself. “It can’t be that bad.”
Fans of downtown Camas’ outdoor dining “parklets” will have to wait at least a year to see if the open-air eating spaces put in place during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic might someday return.
The Washougal School District’s (WSD) student-run food truck is finally set for its long-awaited debut.
A Camas salon owner is being sued for wrongful termination and gender discrimination.
Kelly Gregersen has long been fond of the dinner theater concept, a form of entertainment that combines a multi-course restaurant meal with a staged play or musical.
Camas School District: The school board will hold a workshop at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 13, at 841 N.E. 22nd Ave., Camas.
Washougal School District (WSD) voters will soon decide the fate of two levies that would help fund the school district’s bevy of programs, activities, athletics, technology, maintenance and safety needs not covered by state or federal funds.
A recent community survey shows that when it comes to improving Camas’ Everett Street Corridor, a 1.5-mile stretch of state Route 500 that runs from the Lake Road-Everett Street roundabout to the city limits near Northeast Third Street, the majority of survey-takers want city leaders to focus on improving the corridor’s safety and mobility – for drivers as well as pedestrians – and connection to nearby parks, schools and roads leading into the city’s historic downtown.
Love will be in the air in downtown Camas this week, as the Downtown Camas Association (DCA) hosts its annual “A Chocolate Affair to Remember” First Friday event from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3, throughout the city’s historic downtown business district.