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October 23, 2025
Two vie for Washougal council seat
Two newcomers are vying for outgoing Washougal City Councilor Julie Russell’s position on the Nov. 4 ballot.
Two newcomers are vying for outgoing Washougal City Councilor Julie Russell’s position on the Nov. 4 ballot.
BATTLE GROUND — Even with 210 yards worth of penalties, the Camas Papermakers still found a way to win the 4A Greater St. Helens League football opener. Quarterback Tyson Ruggiero rushed 17 times for 146 yards and a touchdown and threw for 170 yards and TD as Camas held off the Battle Ground Tigers 22-7 on Friday at District Stadium.
C-Tran riders will pay a bit more in 2026.
Construction is underway on Vancouver’s first large, shaded electric vehicle charging station.
New estimates indicate the cost of operating and maintaining light rail trains and express buses on the planned Interstate 5 replacement bridge will likely be less than half the $21.8 million annual price tag that shocked local officials in December.
After 40 years, the food drive Walk & Knock is changing its name and ending porch pickups of donations.
Viticulture in Washington traces its beginnings to the first grapevines planted at Fort Vancouver in 1825. As they mark the 200th anniversary of viticulture here, Clark County wineries and vineyards report having one their best harvests yet.
Tickets cost $6 and are only available online at gofan.co (search Washougal).
WOODLAND — Camas junior Ryker Jun stood at the No. 1 tee box late Tuesday afternoon at Lewis River Golf Course, trying to break the tension.
The Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce, Washougal merchants and the city of Washougal will hold the third annual Trick or Treat on Main Street event from 3 to 5 p.m. Oct.