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May 22, 2025
Crane arrives at Washougal’s waterfront
Construction on the Hyas Point mixed-use development on the Washougal waterfront hit a public milestone last week with the May 13 arrival of a tower crane.
Construction on the Hyas Point mixed-use development on the Washougal waterfront hit a public milestone last week with the May 13 arrival of a tower crane.
Christopher and Stephanie Corbell launched the nonprofit Washougal Songcraft Festival in 2022 to promote arts education, celebrate the craft of songwriting, and develop the performing arts and creative community of Washougal.
After Washougal artist Suzanne Grover died from lung cancer in May 2023 at the age of 53, Janice Ferguson wanted to do something to honor her longtime friend’s contributions to Washougal as an artist and longtime city employee.
Plan aims to protect shoreline environment, promote water-oriented development and increase public access and recreational opportunities
The Second Story Gallery in Camas is kicking off its artist-in-residence program with Washougal muralist and conservation advocate Travis London.
WASHOUGAL — With Chief Zane Freschette settling into his new position, the Washougal Police Department will undergo some changes in 2025.
One penny at a time, Gause Elementary School students defied all expectations en route to raising more than $600 for the Friends of the Washougal Community Library.
Chuck Carpenter has announced his resignation from the Washougal school board, effective June 30.
For the past two decades, Camas resident Michelle Wright has dedicated the majority of her free time to her artwork, creating functional pieces out of wood and resin and participating in art shows throughout the Pacific Northwest.
The Washougal City Council has selected a land use map that will play an integral role in the city’s growth over the next 20 years.