The Camas Public Library’s Second Story Gallery restarted its regular art exhibitions this week following a more than 2-year closure during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Washougal officials are asking local residents to help them decide which Washougal watershed — either Gibbons Creek or the Washougal River — city leaders should select for an upcoming stormwater management plan.
Interested in Ultimate Frisbee and maybe making a few new friends? The Goot Times Ultimate team in Camas would like to meet you.
Washougal City Council: The Council will hold a workshop at 5 p.m. and regular meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, July 11, at Washougal City Hall, 1701 “C” St., Washougal. For information about the agenda or about how to watch or listen to the meetings online, visit cityofwashougal.us/129/Agendas-Minutes.
I moved to Wyoming a few years ago for its outdoor recreation, but I also liked the state’s history of championing equal rights for women. As early as 1869, it codified women’s voting rights, 50 years before the 19th Amendment did the same thing. Western women in the 19th century quickly proved their mettle, helping to build communities in rugged and isolated landscapes.
Carroll, Dalphyne M., 91, Vancouver, died July 1, 2022. Straub’s Funeral Home & Columbia River Cremation, 360-834-4563.
Sparks crackled and popped when truck driver Benjamin Chandler, of Carson, struck a telephone pole at Milepost 21 today, while traveling westbound on State Route 14. "People said sparks were flying all over the place," said Washington State Trooper Will Finn. "It sounded pretty dramatic." The incident occurred at 8:39 a.m. Finn said Chandler, 30, heard something pop. He wasn't sure if it was a flat tire or something more serious so he made the decision to drive into the ditch. The truck scraped along the side of the road and left a 300-foot scar.
