August 8, 2019
Community memorializes former Washougal teacher
When it comes to hours spent teaching and coaching students in Washougal, the late George Cass is arguably the all-time record holder.
When it comes to hours spent teaching and coaching students in Washougal, the late George Cass is arguably the all-time record holder.
Gary Schafte’s son, Ryan, says his dad loved working. And work was exactly where Schafte, of Washougal, was headed at 6:15 a.m., July 15, when his truck veered off Whitney Street in Washougal and collided with a BNSF freight train.
Fort Vancouver Regional Library (FVRL) and the Washington Public Employees Association (WPEA) bargaining unit that represents 163 FVRL non-management staff members are at an impasse in their wage negotiations, which began 15 months ago.
More than 400 Clark County school administrators gathered at Camas’ Discovery High School Monday, Aug. 5, for the 2019 School Administrators’ Emergency Training Summit. With two dozen courses to…
Voters gave a thumbs up to East County Fire and Rescue (ECFR) in yesterday’s primary election. With approximately 80 percent of the votes counted on Tuesday night, 59 percent of…
Police have identified a woman was killed in a Camas-area collision Wednesday night as 22-year-old Kaylene Christensen of Washougal. According to a press release sent early Thursday morning, Clark County Sheriff’s…
With the start of on-site activity, a critical infusion of funding and an upcoming celebration event, the Steigerwald Floodplain Restoration Project is gaining momentum in its early stages.
Teresa Lees, a member of the Washougal School District (WSD) board of directors, has announced that she won’t seek re-election this fall.
It’s a warm Friday afternoon in late July and the Camas Days Kids Parade has just finished winding its way down the town’s main drag. On the other end of Camas’ downtown core, children are starting to pour into the recently opened Body Bliss yoga studio.
Friends of the Columbia Gorge and neighbors of a Washougal rock-mining operation are again appealing to Clark County officials to help stop what they say is illegal rock crushing happening inside the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.
