When the COVID-19 pandemic canceled several springtime Washougal events, including the popular Washougal Easter Egg Hunt and Eggstravaganza, local officials started to get creative about how they could…
When Camas Public Library staff were brainstorming a theme for their first-ever “Read for Change” community reading initiative, library director Connie Urquhart said staff couldn’t deny the social…
Construction of the Native American-inspired Gathering Place at Washuxwal longhouse pavilion at Washougal’s Two Rivers Heritage Museum has resumed after a three-month shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
After working for tattoo shops in the Vancouver-Portland metro area for several years, Henry “Smallz” McCallum and Jennie Mastaler were ready and eager to own and operate a place of their own.
The Clark County Historical Museum will present its newest exhibit, “(Her)Story: Founders, Leaders & Visionaries,” with a virtual opening reception on Facebook Live from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, Aug.
A Washougal woman recently appointed to a three-year term on the Washington State Commission on Hispanic Affairs says she is hoping to build relationships between the Latino community in Camas-Washougal and officials in Olympia.
Interested in helping preserve history, promote educational opportunities and honor a loved one at the same time? The Parkersville Heritage Foundation is once again selling engraved bricks to help raise funds for Parker’s Landing Historical Park in Washougal.
There was nothing particularly unusual about the day Anne Haller’s world started spinning.
One of the city of Washougal’s major projects for 2020, the Columbia River Trail, is scheduled to get under way later this year after a slight delay; while another, the Schmid Ballfields project, has been pushed back to 2021.
Hannah Salinas said she didn’t think before leaping. It didn’t matter that the Vancouver teen was standing about 15 feet above the water at the Camas…
