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Brendan Casey (left) and Zac Schepp pose for a photo while waiting for festivities to begin.
Brendan Casey (left) and Zac Schepp pose for a photo while waiting for festivities to begin.

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July 7, 2022

County seeks applicants for Parks Advisory Board

Clark County is accepting applications to fill four vacancies on the seven-member Parks Advisory Board. All four terms begin immediately. Three of the terms end Dec. 31, 2024,…

January 13, 2022
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee speaks about the surge of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations caused by the omicron variant -- and the state's plan to send millions of at-home COVID-19 tests to Washingtonians --during a remote press conference on Jan. 5, 2022. (Screenshot by Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

Inslee responds to virus surge

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee responded last week to the recent COVID-19 surge caused by the highly contagious omicron variant.

August 25, 2015
Randie Gjerset, of east Vancouver, enjoys spending time with Rocko, at the Donald and Angeline Stevenson Off Leash Area, near Bi-Mart, 3003 Addy St., Washougal. She adopted the 9-year-old male terrier mix in late July, from the West Columbia Gorge Humane Society, in Washougal. ìHeís very mellow and loves to be loved,î Gjerset said.

Seniors for Seniors

Local animal shelters offer discounts for older people and pets

November 18, 2014
Holiday treats fill the table at Kimberly Koch's house. Some of the gluten free items include sea salt caramel rocky road and peppermint brownies, cookies and cupcakes.

Holiday treats, gluten-free

Those who live a gluten-free lifestyle, whether by choice or necessity, sometimes find it challenging to find treats that they can enjoy without worrying about the after affects.

June 14, 2011
Brendan Casey (left) and Zac Schepp pose for a photo while waiting for festivities to begin.

WHS Panthers are encouraged to persevere

With 180 graduates, approximately $700,000 in scholarships and a few technical glitches, the Washougal High School class of 2011 proudly ended its high school career Saturday night at Fishback Stadium. The sun shone brightly as valedictorian Darcy Akers encouraged her classmates to look toward the future. "I don't know what the future holds, but I hope you are all looking forward to the possibilities," she said. "Most of all, thanks to the friends. Best friends are hard to find, harder to leave and even harder to forget. Thanks for being there, whether we're flying or falling."