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June 26, 2025
Pendleton Woolen Mills taps former Nike executive as new CEO
Pendleton Woolen Mills has named former Nike executive Jennifer Ingraffea its next CEO.
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.
Two Clark County residents filed class-action lawsuits last week against the county, alleging the county did not properly protect residents’ information that was leaked during an October 2023 data breach.
Two protest marches happened without incident on Saturday, with large crowds in east Vancouver and Vancouver Waterfront Park voicing opposition to the Trump administration’s policies.
Two months after voters rejected the formation of a Camas-Washougal regional fire authority, the head of the local firefighters’ union is urging officials to revamp the proposal and get it back on the ballot as soon as possible.
A new report from Environmental Integrity Project — a national watchdog group founded by Eric Schaffer, former director of the Environmental Protection Agency — claims some paper mills could be generating up to three times more greenhouse gas emissions than reported.
The communities of Camas and Washougal celebrated more than 700 local high school graduates last week during five separate commencement ceremonies.
A Washougal school board member is calling for district leaders to study the relative benefits and costs of operating four elementary schools that are each running below their student capacities.
Sun-ripened berries seemed to be the star of the June 11 Camas Farmer’s Market, with crowds of buyers lined up at every vendor booth showcasing freshly picked strawberries. But they weren’t the only thing enticing hundreds of marketgoers to downtown Camas that day.