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July 19, 2011
Washougal native joins ‘Teach for America’
Chloe Jackson, a Washougal native, has been accepted to the Teach For America 2011 corps.
Chloe Jackson, a Washougal native, has been accepted to the Teach For America 2011 corps.
A former president and chief executive officer of MacKay & Sposito, Inc. has retired. Al Schauer, of Camas, served most recently as a senior principal at the civil engineering firm. He was responsible for managing new office growth, mentoring new employees and serving as a project advisor.
The Columbia River Gorge Interpretive Center Museum in Stevenson is hosting a "Petroglyph and Winery Tour" at 8 a.m. on Saturday, July 30.
A pasta buffet, along with an auction and raffle will raise money for the local animal no-kill shelters.
As many of you have read in the newspaper recently, your Camas Fire Department has begun what we hope is a long standing relationship with the dedicated staff of the Washougal Fire Department.
CCIA accomplishes goal Five years ago a group of us met on a park bench at Marina Park to talk about how we could preserve and protect the Parkersville Historic site.
Ralph D. Carpenter Ralph Dean Carpenter died July 9, 2011, in La Center. He was 79.
Primary election candidates seeking seats on the Washougal City Council have been invited to participate in an upcoming forum presented by the League of Women Voters of Clark County.
Got an opinion? The Camas School District would like to hear it. District officials have put together a survey to gather parent feedback on satisfaction with educational matters.
Locals accepted to Aerospace Scholars James Maguire, Madeline Down, and David Choi, all from Washougal High School, will be participating in one of the four Washington Aerospace Scholars Program summer residency sessions held this summer at the Museum of Flight in Seattle.