Inslee, health experts warn pandemic impacting people’s mental health
When it comes to our mental and emotional health, state officials and medical experts warned today that Washingtonians are about to enter the toughest phase…
Ray Kutch resigns from Washougal City Council, cites move to Idaho
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,…
Drawdown at Lacamas, Round lakes begins
I-5 Bridge closure rescheduled, set for Sept. 19-27
Camas author pens ‘Girl and the Bombardier’ book about father’s WWII rescue
Camas author Susan Tate Ankeny had heard her father’s breathtaking World War II story — Dean Tate, a B-17 bombardier, shot down over Nazi-occupied France,…
Wildfire smoke blankets area, causes air quality to plummet
Thick smoke from wildfires burning throughout Washington, Oregon and California blanketed the Camas-Washougal area this week, bringing with it hazardous air quality conditions and school,…
- Inslee, health experts warn pandemic impacting people’s mental health
- Drawdown at Lacamas, Round lakes begins
- Clark County voters do not need to request mail-in ballot
- Candidate forums planned ahead of Nov. 3 general election
- I-5 Bridge closure rescheduled
- Camas author pens ‘Girl and the Bombardier’ book about father’s WWII rescue
- Wildfire smoke blankets area, causes air quality to plummet
- Port tackles plan update
Sports
Washougal golfers invited to PGA championship
Melissa Joyal displayed a natural talent for golf after picking up a club for the first time as a freshman at Fort Vancouver High School,…
Schools
Carpenter named to WSD school board
Longtime educator Chuck Carpenter has been named the newest director on the Washougal School Board.
Hometown
Camas author pens ‘Girl and the Bombardier’ book about father’s WWII rescue
Camas author Susan Tate Ankeny had heard her father’s breathtaking World War II story — Dean Tate, a B-17 bombardier, shot down over Nazi-occupied France,…