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March 10, 2015
Young talent on stage in drama, comedy productions
The many talents of Camas and Washougal students will be on display starting this weekend, as young actors take the stage in two very different Tony-award winning productions.
The many talents of Camas and Washougal students will be on display starting this weekend, as young actors take the stage in two very different Tony-award winning productions.
House Bill 1951 fixes a problem Before the 2015 legislative session started, I contacted Rep. Liz Pike and requested her assistance.
As Women's History Month gets underway, an upcoming event will feature local residents who have had significant impacts on the communities of Camas and Washougal, as well as Clark County and the state of Washington.
Camas leaders should 'think practical' There will be much controversy regarding whether to put in a stop light vs. a roundabout at the intersection of Sixth Street and Norwood.
I am proudly both a Husky and a Coug. With the exception of one day a year, this distinction has been a great advantage for me both personally and professionally.
The senior project.
HB 1951 makes sense I support House Bill 1951, sponsored by Rep. Liz Pike (R-Camas), which clarifies our state law on the use of unmarked vehicles in law enforcement.
The Washougal City Council is considering implementing an ordinance prohibiting the sale to minors of e-cigarettes and hand-held vaporizers or "vape pens," as they are commonly known.
In 2015, Washington state can continue to play a leading role in efforts to improve the health of our federally-owned forests while restoring economic opportunity to our rural forested communities.
The thought of a child going to school with torn or ill-fitting clothing and tattered and worn shoes is heartbreaking.