Public invited to I-5 Bridge replacement advisory meetings
Those interested in the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program are invited to attend public meetings held later this month for the Executive Steering Group, Community… Read More
Clark College to host Running Start information nights
High school students can learn how to take the next step in their education by attending one of four optional, virtual Running Start Information Night… Read More
Clark County Charter Review Commission to meet Jan. 27
The Clark County Charter Review Commission held its first meeting Thursday, Jan. 7. All 15 commissioners were present for the meeting, which was held on… Read More
Grinches are trying to steal Christmas by holding pandemic relief hostage
There are more than a few Grinches trying to steal Christmas this year, and we fear the ending will not be quite as happy as the one Dr. Seuss wrote for his 1957 children’s book, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” Read More
Camas-Washougal Rotary Club helps victims of Santiam Canyon wildfire
City of Camas updating HOA list Read More
City of Camas updating HOA list
The city of Camas is updating its list of officers for homeowner associations. When homeowner associations are initially formed, the city is often provided a… Read More
Annual Walk & Knock event shatters fundraising record
Walk & Knock’s “Drive & Drop” food drive this year brought in more than 130,000 pounds of food while raising a record $110,000. The Camas-Washougal dropoff site at ERS Rentals brought in 6,767 pounds of food. Read More
Washougal OKs limited classroom learning for students in first, second and third grades
Washougal’s youngest learners will soon be heading back to the classroom. Although Washougal kindergarteners have been attending part-time, in-person classes since… Read More
Body of missing teen found in Camas
The body of a missing teenager who ran away from home on Dec. 14, was found near Discovery High School in Camas earlier this week. Read More
Vaccines are here, but we must remain vigilant
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: Washington and Oregon residents are lucky to live in the Pacific Northwest, where state leaders have consistently taken the COVID-19 pandemic seriously, listened to public health experts, enacted early mask mandates and stay-at-home orders to help quell the virus and limited indoor activities shown to be at high risk of spreading the airborne coronavirus. Read More