October 27, 2016
Panther pride on display
Panther pride on display
Panther pride on display
Democrat Roman Battan and Republican Eileen Quiring are vying for Clark County Council District 4, which includes Camas and Washougal.
In this year’s race for 18th District state senator, incumbent Ann Rivers is facing a worthy challenger in Eric Holt.
In one short month, ballots for the General Election will be due. During the next 30-or-so days, many voters will be trying to absorb all of the information and details about candidates’ backgrounds, opinions and goals that they possibly can. Given the diversity of candidates and positions, from state and U.S. representative and senator, to Clark County Councilor and Skamania County Commissioner, this task can be overwhelming, to say the least.
In September 2014 the Washougal City Council voted to approve the $599,000 purchase of approximately 17 acres west of 32nd and Q streets from the Schmid family, with the goal of turning the 17.81 acre property into what will become the city’s largest park.
It’s going to be a pretty special day in Washougal on Friday.
“Operation Salmon,” kicked off last week, in Washougal.
Camas and Washougal are unique communities with complex and layered histories. To say they are simply “mill towns” (paper for Camas, wool for Washougal), would be seriously minimizing both of their colorful pasts.
A new effort is underway that is bringing the City of Camas and a Boy Scout troop together. Their goal is to improve the shared-use path that wanders along the south side of Lacamas Lake.
For 100 years, the YWCA Clark County has been empowering women from all walks of life right here in the area’s local communities. The organization’s employees and volunteers have remained steadfast about doing this work, often quietly, without fanfare and public adulation.
