Washougal school board OKs 2020-21 budget
The Washougal School Board has approved the district’s 2020-21 budget. The school board members OK’d the $48.9 million budget, which includes roughly $40,000 from reserve funds, at their Aug. 25 meeting.
The Washougal School Board has approved the district’s 2020-21 budget. The school board members OK’d the $48.9 million budget, which includes roughly $40,000 from reserve funds, at their Aug. 25 meeting.
Aaron Hansen, Washougal School District’s assistant superintendent of human resources and student services, says the local school district can no longer wait to improve its equity policies.
Melissa Joyal displayed a natural talent for golf after picking up a club for the first time as a freshman at Fort Vancouver High School, but she knew that she couldn’t rely solely on her physical gifts to achieve her goals. Her intense passion for the game allowed her to develop an equally strong work ethic to match her abilities.
Portland police have identified Zachary David Crist, 28, of Camas, as the pedestrian killed by a motorcyclist traveling at “extreme speeds” in Portland’s St. Johns neighborhood…
A Camas woman has died from injuries sustained in a Sunday morning motorcycle crash. According to the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, Jennifer Doody, 44, was riding…
The Washington State Department of Transportation will begin striping Camas roads on Friday, Aug. 28. The work is dependent on weather and dates may shift in order to work around…
Warnings about toxic blue-green algae, which can be harmful to humans and fatal to pets, are still in effect at Lacamas and Round lakes in Camas. A similar warning has…
After Evan Turner moved into her parents’ house in Washougal, she struggled with the fact that she no longer had a residence of her own, and felt guilty that her daughter was growing up in a “glorified attic.”
The city of Camas will host two virtual meetings to discuss the Camas Housing Action Plan on Sept. 9 and Sept. 10. Each meeting begins with a short presentation by…
Planning for Camas’ North Shore area took a giant leap forward last week after the Camas Planning Commission agreed to forward eight community-developed “vision statements,” intended to guide development in the 800-acre swath of mixed-use land extending from Lacamas Lake to the northern city limits known as North Shore, to the Camas City Council.