A Washougal man has been charged with first-degree attempted murder for a Dec. 12 stabbing that left another Washougal man seriously injured. Washougal police said Cody…
Four weeks after a group of Camas parents rallied in front of school district offices to reopen schools, the Camas School Board has unanimously approved a plan to offer small-group, in-person learning to all K-12 students by the end of March 2021.
School district superintendents throughout Clark County, including those in Camas and Washougal, say students should not return to in-person learning this fall due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. …
1947 ~ 2019 Cecelia Rebecca Fulcher Kirchner, 71, a resident of Vancouver, WA, passed away Friday morning, July 26, 2019. She was born and raised in San Antonio where she…
Jan. 23, 1938 ~ July 28, 2019 Harold Gene Younger, 81, born in Iuka, MS, January 23, 1938, died in Vancouver, WA on July 28, 2019. He entered the Army…
March 27, 1924 ~ July 21, 2019 Beverly Jean Knapp, “Beve”, to those who knew her best, passed away peacefully July 21, 2019 at the age of 95. Born in…
Porsche Chartrand dreamed of this moment since she started rolling bowling balls down the lanes at the age of 11. "To win any tournament is something I've always wanted," said the 17-year-old Camas High School junior. "It feels good to be the first Camas district bowling champion. I walk a little taller now, that's for sure." Chartrand made her dream come true by racking up scores of 205, 198 and 226 for a combined series of 629 Friday, at Allen's Crosley Lanes near downtown Vancouver. Her 226-game set a new school record and helped the Papermaker defeat Stacy Dettling of Evergreen High School for the 4A district championship medal by five pins.
Drivers on state Route 14 in Camas and Washougal will see some major changes in their trips next week when crews start the second half of a $49 million construction project that when complete will improve safety and traffic flow between Vancouver, east Clark County and the Columbia River Gorge. At 8 p.m. on Friday, all traffic on state Route 14 will shift to a new southern frontage road that runs parallel to the highway. Drivers will travel 25 mph through two roundabouts at Union and Second streets for nearly 10 months.
