A line of more than 500 people wrapped around the Luepke Center in central Vancouver for U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s April 24 town hall. Most of them were there to criticize the Skamania Democrat for siding with Republicans on recent controversial votes. Many of them had voted for her.
Chuck Carpenter has announced his resignation from the Washougal school board, effective June 30.
For the past two decades, Camas resident Michelle Wright has dedicated the majority of her free time to her artwork, creating functional pieces out of wood and resin and participating in art shows throughout the Pacific Northwest.
The C-Tran board of directors decided this week to postpone any change in bylaws governing the transit agency’s involvement in planning, cost analysis and negotiations for light rail on the planned Interstate 5 Bridge replacement.
From the Port of Vancouver to Main Street, tariffs’ impacts are beginning to ripple through the community.
Camas High School junior Talulah Rodrigue was already feeling a bit frustrated when she arrived at Hayes Freedom High School’s first career fair Thursday.
The Washougal City Council has selected a land use map that will play an integral role in the city’s growth over the next 20 years.
As a longtime art advocate and partner of a bronze artist, Washougal resident Yvonne Gee knows how important it is for artists to have access to the proper tools.
Camas High School is now home to a tree that has literally been to the moon and back.
As enthusiastic as electric car owners are about their vehicles, Washington still has a long way to go to meet its requirement that 35 percent of new passenger vehicle sales be electric by 2026.
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