Ray Kutch has resigned from the Washougal City Council. Kutch notified city officials Friday, Sept. 11, of his decision, and said he and his wife, Judy…
The man who lost to Molly Coston in the 2017 Washougal mayoral race has resigned from the Washougal City Council, effective March 31. Dan Coursey contacted the Post-Record regarding…
The local American Red Cross is helping two families, including four adults, affected by a house fire in Camas that caused extensive smoke and fire damage to an attached garage…
Beautiful, deep red bing cherries. Bunches of luscious, sweet scented lavender. Tall, bright green, crisp asparagus. Tender, light crepes stuffed with smooth, creamy peanut butter and drizzled with chocolate sauce. A cool glass of tart lemonade, with just a hint of sweet flavor. These freshly picked and homemade items are just a sampling of what is available right now at the Camas Farmer's Market. It was established six years ago and aims to provide the community with fresh produce, as well as freshly made items like breads, crepes, cupcakes, salsas, honey and juices. As a non-profit organization, one of its primary goals is to make these kinds of fresh foods accessible to all people, no matter what their economic situation. In support of this mission, a partnership has been established with Clark County Public Health.
