Washougal teachers, school district reach tentative agreement on 2-year contract
Washougal teachers and the Washougal School District have reached a tentative agreement on a two-year contract for the 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years. “The association…
Washougal City Council appoints new mayor
Washougal City Council members have named one of their own — Councilmember David Stuebe — to replace former Washougal Mayor Rochelle Ramos.
Port ‘jumping’ to replace leaded fuel at Camas airport
Port of Camas-Washougal leaders gathered on Monday, Aug. 3, to discuss the results of a survey they had sent to their Grove Field Airport tenants…
Washougal woman plants native pollinator garden outside local animal shelter
When Margaret Gossage moved to Portland from Phoenix in 2013, she planted a native pollinator garden at her home that eventually earned certified status from…
Camas launches development project map
Wondering what that “notice of development” sign down the road is all about? If you live in the city of Camas, there’s now an easy…
- Washougal teachers, school district reach tentative agreement on 2-year contract
- Washougal City Council appoints new mayor
- Port ‘jumping’ to replace leaded fuel at Camas airport
- Washougal woman plants native pollinator garden outside local animal shelter
- Camas launches development project map
- Camas search for city administrator continues
- Catching On: Washougal man invites strangers to play catch
- Unite! Washougal Community Coalition names volunteer of the year
Sports
Washougal High prep sports teams roll into 2022 season
The 2021 season was a very good one for the Washougal High School cross country program. The 2022 campaign could be even better.
Hometown
Catching On: Washougal man invites strangers to play catch
On the evening of Wednesday, March 2, John Scukanec grabbed a baseball, picked up his mitt and dragged his son, JR, out to the back…
- Washougal art teacher, music school owner honored
- Vintage and Art Faire returns to downtown Camas Aug. 27
- ‘Celebrate Art!’ in downtown Camas during September First Friday event
- TreeSong to launch ‘forest school’ for children
- ‘You have to keep going’: Group continues to push for performing arts center on Washougal waterfront