December 7, 2023
ReFuel Washougal seeking volunteers for weather shelter
ReFuel Wasougal is seeking volunteers to help it operate its severe weather shelter this winter. “The shelter, located in the Washougal community center, is only open…
ReFuel Wasougal is seeking volunteers to help it operate its severe weather shelter this winter. “The shelter, located in the Washougal community center, is only open…
Thirty-eight Washougal School District middle and high school students have been selected to participate in the 2023-34 North County Honor Band. The band will perform at…
This holiday season Clark County Public Health urges residents to safely dispose of batteries – and doing so just got easier. Several retail stores across Clark County are…
Clark County Public Health is seeking applications from community-based organizations to support the county’s climate planning project. Organizations that work with, or are involved with, local populations experiencing…
It has been five years after Camas officials first approved a master plan for the city’s historic Crown Park, and two years since city council members — previously stymied by COVID-19 pandemic restrictions on public construction projects — affirmed their interest in redesigning the entire park, but now the long-awaited remodel of Camas’ “outdoor living room” is on the cusp of realization.
Camas’ popular Hometown Holidays celebration kicks off the holiday season this week, starting at at 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1.
Camas School District voters will soon decide the fate of the district’s educational programs and operations (EPO) and capital-technology levies that fund a variety of programs, extracurriculars, technology needs and building maintenance not covered by state educational funds.
Washougal City Council members are leaning toward one design option for the city of Washouggal’s future Town Center Revitalization Project, but said they will require more detailed information before making a final decision.
The Washington State Department of Commerce has awarded the city of Camas with $75,000 and the city of Washougal with $50,000 to support the adoption of policies and codes and the implementation of other measures specific to a Washington state bill which encourages and requires local governments to adopt development regulations aimed at increasing housing capacity in response to the state’s housing crisis.
