April 30, 2020
Going the distance, virtually
For Washougal middle-school athletes living through the COVID-19 crisis, “distance running” has a whole new meaning.
For Washougal middle-school athletes living through the COVID-19 crisis, “distance running” has a whole new meaning.
Editor’s Note: This article is part an occasional Post-Record series, “Our Essential Workers,” highlighting East Clark County residents who are working on the front lines — in health care, as…
Brevan Bea has always been a three-sport athlete. And while his future lies on the gridiron — Bea will play football for Central Washington University next…
Washougal School District leaders have not ruled out the possibility of a traditional graduation ceremony for Washougal High School’s class of 2020. Shortly after Washington Governor…
Washington students will not return to school this school year, but will still be learning online. Governor Jay Inslee and Washington’s superintendent of public instruction, Chris…
While watching news reports about the COVID-19 outbreak during the last couple of weeks, Washougal School District (WSD) career and technical education (CTE) director Margaret Rice was struck…
Today marks the first day of Spring Break in the Camas and Washougal school districts — a fact that may have been lost amidst a statewide, six-week school…
Washougal High School students are putting their spirit on display this week, even though they can’t physically go to school. The school’s Associated Student Body (ASB)…
During dinner one night last month, Washougal resident Nikki Adler asked her son, Jordan, what he wanted for his upcoming ninth birthday. His response surprised her — in…
The Washougal School District (WSD) and Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACE) have joined forces again to shine a spotlight on student art throughout March, which is recognized nationally as Youth Art Month.
