Washougal School District leaders have not ruled out the possibility of a traditional graduation ceremony for Washougal High School’s class of 2020. Shortly after Washington Governor…
Editor’s Note: This article is the first in a new, weekly Post-Record series, “Open for Business,” exploring how local businesses are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and Gov. Jay Inslee’s…
Law enforcement arrested a 42-year-old Vancouver woman in Washougal today after she allegedly led them on a high-speed chase through Washougal’s new Highway 14 roundabouts, becoming “airborne” before…
A Camas initiative launching tomorrow aims to help the city’s utility payers and local merchants at the same time. The “Support Local & Save” program, based…
Clark County Public Health has issued blue-green algae advisories for Lacamas and Round Lake in Camas due to a bloom of cyanobacteria, a toxin that can cause significant…
Medical science has proven that uncertainty can exacerbate existing feelings of anxiety, stress and depression in people. And thanks to the COVID-19 outbreak, “no other time has been…
A Camas nursing home is among 137 Washington long-term senior care facilities with at least one confirmed case of COVID-19. The Seattle Times…
If the COVID-19 pandemic had never happened, Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore, the musicians behind the Portland modern-folk duo Fox and Bones, would be playing Nashville tonight, then…
Washougal business owners will have to work together in order to survive the economic devastation wrought by COVID-19, according to Washougal Business Association (WBA) secretary Chuck Carpenter.
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted a few changes at the county level this week. Starting this week, 911 dispatchers and call takers working with the Clark Regional Emergency Services Agency…
