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August 18, 2022
Washougal awards first Civilian Award for Heroism after rescue
The city of Washougal has awarded its first Civilian Award for Heroism to local resident Brad Goostree.
The city of Washougal has awarded its first Civilian Award for Heroism to local resident Brad Goostree.
The Vancouver Housing Authority (VHA) will soon help Washougal grow its inventory of affordable housing.
Michelle Fox had been wanting to expand the children’s programming at the TreeSong Nature Awareness and Retreat Center for the past several years, but couldn’t come to a final decision until earlier this year, when a series of events lined up perfectly to create an opportunity for the Washougal nonprofit orgnization’s next evolution.
Cathy Lehmann hopes to bring stability to the Mount Pleasant School District, which has undergone a series of leadership changes since the end of the 2019-20 school year.
Columbia River Arts and Culture Foundation (CRACF) board vice president Clare Hovland doesn’t think he should take a vacation until the nonprofit’s organization’s proposed performing arts and cultural center is built on the Washougal waterfront, no matter how long it takes.
A Washougal towing company has been ordered to compensate three active-duty service members for illegally selling their vehicles at auction.
The owner of Smead’s Pub in Washougal says that an “inexperienced arsonist” threw two incendiary devices onto her establishment’s roof in the early morning hours of Sunday, July 31, causing damage to the building but no injuries.
Megan and Tyler Davis love to eat good food, drink good beer and socialize with their friends in casual, family friendly establishments. They didn’t see anything like that in Washougal, so they decided to create one themselves.
The Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Washougal will close temporarily from Aug. 8 through Sept. 30, to allow for the start of the final phase of the $32 million Steigerwald Reconnection Project.
City of Washougal leaders are seeking input from community members on two issues critical to the future of Washougal: the city’s use of its federal COVID-recovery funds and the creation of a long-term strategic plan that will “define the future vision of Washougal.”