When Washougal graduate Laycee Hyde was in elementary school, 80 percent of her body was covered in scaly, itchy patches of skin -- a condition known as psoriasis. She wore long sleeves to school every day to hide the lesions and endured teasing and questions from her peers.
Sprite Fest 2011 will be held at Reflection Plaza Sprite Fest 2011 will be held Saturday, from 6 to 9 p.m., at Reflection Park, located at 1703 Main St., in Washougal.
A former commercial loan officer is the vice president of business lending.
A local company will provide consulting services to the State of Washington.
Ice cream, soda and prizes will be served during a night of bunco, in downtown Washougal.
From pistachio-green walls to lawsuits to ghosts, the Camas Hotel has seen it all. The hotel, the oldest commercial building in downtown Camas, celebrates its 100th birthday this year. Built in 1911 by Paul Hinz, the hotel was originally named the Commercial Hotel because the Camas Hotel was already a business across the street.
Two Camas youth leaders have been named the coaches of the Clark College softball program. Head coach Ty Singleton and associate head coach Ted Buck are excited to share their passion for athletics and education with Penguins in 2012 and beyond.
The fifth Tom Wallenborn Golf Classic returns to Camas Meadows Saturday, Sept. 17, with a shotgun start at 9 a.m.
Elizabeth P. Baldassare Elizabeth Patrice Baldassare, formerly of Camas, died peacefully July 11, 2011, at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver. She was 56.
The best kept secret in Camas-Washougal Saturday, Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal had their annual ice cream social.
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