dawn.feldhaus@camaspostrecord.com
December 6, 2018
Area residents dreaming of a thriving mixed-use development along the Washougal waterfront will need to temper their enthusiasm, at least temporarily.
With temperatures expected to drop below freezing this week, a few Washougal and Camas residents have volunteered to staff a severe weather shelter in downtown Washougal.
People interested in volunteering at a temporary severe weather shelter in Washougal are invited to attend a meeting at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 29, in the Washougal Community…
A lifelong Washougal resident has retired after a 35-year career with the Washougal Police Department.
Two Washougal men — one originally from the New England area and the other from Manchester, England — have something in common, a desire to help fund the fight against cancer.
The newest student representative to the Washougal City Council is a Washougal High School (WHS) junior with an interest in giving local youth a voice in the community.
A bilingual licensed massage therapist who speaks English and Spanish is drawn to work with senior citizens and cancer survivors.
While the Camp Fire raged in northern California last week, killing 79 people, injuring five firefighters, destroying almost 10,000 homes and decimating the entire town of Paradise, residents in Camas and Washougal set out to help families affected by this and other wildfires burning throughout the Golden State.
A mentorship between two Camas-Washougal female leaders seems to be proving, as fashion designer Gloria Vanderbilt once famously said, that “one woman’s success can only help another woman’s success.”
