When the girls of Girl Scout Troop 45703 were much younger, troop leader Tammy Mackey took them to Hathaway Park in Washougal and asked them to walk on top of the rubber bumpers that surround the playground to keep wooden shavings out of the grass.
In the summer of 2021, the Washougal Business Association (WBA), with help from the city of Washougal, put on a “summer movie night” series, showing three family-friendly flicks at Reflection Plaza.
A decision to review money flowing from the city of Camas to local nonprofits has caught some nonprofit leaders — as well as a…
What started as a community discussion about “intersection improvements” more than two years ago is now a wrap. The road work at Camas’ Lake Road and Everett Street intersection is now complete, and the community has a fully functioning traffic roundabout connecting its north and south shores.
The city of Washougal’s general fund operating budget “is very tight heading into 2020,” according to Washougal City Manager David Scott.
KATU Channel 2 News selects Camas football as Game of the Week. Washougal football bowls over R.A. Long in league opener.
Ecological threats including oils and other industrial waste have been removed from a derelict Liberty ship located on the north shore of Columbia River near Camas. The SS Davy Crockett, moored at the site for a number of years, suffered a significant structural failure during the past week and its owners were recently issued an administrative order by the United States Coast Guard to take cleanup action or face stiff monetary penalties. According to a press release from Ballard Diving & Salvage, the Seattle based company was hired by the vessel's owner to complete the cleanup. Trained salvage crews working on the ship included confined space teams and commercial dive teams, as well as remote underwater vehicles with sonar to locate and evaluate all sources of oil on and within the 442-foot vessel.
