Washougal School District girds for up to $1.5M in additional cuts
One year after reducing its budget by $4 million, the Washougal School District is preparing to make additional cuts for the 2025-26 school year. The district is projecting a 4…
One year after reducing its budget by $4 million, the Washougal School District is preparing to make additional cuts for the 2025-26 school year. The district is projecting a 4…
The city of Washougal is launching a project to transform its Schmid Family Park. On March 24, the Washougal City Council approved a $124,963 contract with Vancouver-based MacKay Sposito to…
As a mother and a teacher, Nicole Butterfield has spent more than 20 years designing hands-on, creative learning projects for children. Now, she hopes to use that experience to create a children’s play cafe where adults can enjoy coffee and pastries while their children play and learn.
The Washougal School District is tentatively planning to bring back its tuition-based Community Education Preschool program for the 2025-26 school year.
While managing a recreational vehicle accessories shop, Ethan Sweet would listen to customers talk about their “van life” adventures and dream of someday making his own on-the-road memories.
Camas-Washougal Fire Chief Cliff Free has spent the past several months trying to help east Clark County residents understand what is at stake if Proposition 1, a measure asking voters to approve a new regional fire authority, fails to win voters’ approval in the April 22 special election.
Beyonce Bea is moving from one of the smallest countries in the world to one of the largest to continue her basketball career.
The Washougal School District no longer falls in the state’s “financial warning” category, a measure used to determine the financial health of a school district.
Isaac Gil had a decision to make after graduating from Washougal High School in 2024 — continue wrestling at the college level or launch a mixed martial arts fighting career.
Port of Camas-Washougal Commissioner John Spencer is advocating for a bill in the Washington Legislature that would give voters in seven port districts, including Camas-Washougal, the option of extending the terms of their port commissioners from four to six years.