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April 24, 2025
‘No such thing as too many art supplies’
As a longtime art advocate and partner of a bronze artist, Washougal resident Yvonne Gee knows how important it is for artists to have access to the proper tools.
As a longtime art advocate and partner of a bronze artist, Washougal resident Yvonne Gee knows how important it is for artists to have access to the proper tools.
Randy and Robyn Lavasseur have always been drawn to nature and to going on outdoor adventures with their children.
A proposal to create a regional fire district in Camas and Washougal was failing in early election returns Tuesday. Proposition 1 sought to alter the governance of the Camas-Washougal…
Meals on Wheels People is asking for community support as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services lays off 10,000 employees, a move that may hamper the nonprofit’s ability to address hunger and isolation among older adults.
Skamania County experienced a sixfold increase in search and rescue operations during the first quarter of 2025 over the same time period last year, the county sheriff’s office reported Tuesday.
The Washougal School District is preparing to cut between six and 10 positions in an effort to reduce a $1.5 million budget deficit for the 2025-26 school year.
Changes could be coming to the Washougal School District’s athletic programs.
Buggy Eakin has always been a traveler at heart.
Reacting to a recent spate of federal spending cuts, Washougal School District leaders say they are proactively exploring alternative ways to support the Unite! Washougal Community Coalition, which is partially funded by federal grants.
For the past two decades, an inconspicuous nature preserve in the Columbia River Gorge has protected rare plants, Oregon white oaks and animals imperiled by rapidly disappearing habitats.