Sales of fireworks, which start today in Clark County, generate an annual revenue of about $4 million. While debates continue between residents and public officials about whether fireworks are a lauded tradition or hazard to health and property, local fireworks aficionados will trek to sellers with names like Mean Gene, Bomber Brothers, TNT, Blackjack and Dynamite.
Construction work at the Hyas Point mixed-use development on the Washougal waterfront is ramping up.
Council resurrects issue for possible Nov. vote
Recreational vehicle owners living in or visiting Camas may be surprised by a new law limiting RV and trailer parking, storage and occupancy within the city limits, including on private property.
The city of Washougal will hold an Independence Day-themed kids’ parade at Hathaway Park from 10 a.m. to noon July 4 at Hathaway Park.
The Downtown Camas Association’s 18th annual Camas Car Show will take over downtown Camas this weekend with a full day of classic cars, live music, vendors, raffles and family-friendly entertainment.
In an effort to recoup sports-related costs not covered by the district’s levy funds, the Washougal School District may begin to charge admission fees at some middle school athletic events starting next school year.
Pendleton Woolen Mills has named former Nike executive Jennifer Ingraffea its next CEO.
For the second time in his 26 years serving as Clark County auditor, Greg Kimsey has been named Auditor of the Year in Washington.
Clark County’s sewing shops are seeing more foot traffic since Joann Fabric and Craft stores shuttered late last month.
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