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June 28, 2018
Hana Foods reopens in downtown Camas
After a nearly two months’ long closure following an early May cooking accident that left two burned, Hana Foods in downtown Camas is back in business.
After a nearly two months’ long closure following an early May cooking accident that left two burned, Hana Foods in downtown Camas is back in business.
Home to several community-created public art forms, Washougal City Hall stands out with its golden black heron sculpture, birdhouses decorated by community members and Capt. William Clark bronze bust.
The Camas Education Association and Camas School District will meet for a third round of teacher contract bargaining negotiations July 18.
When it came time for Odyssey Middle School seventh-grade students Aleah Anderson and Grace Duffey to prepare ideas for a project titled, “What Would you Fight for,” they immediately decided to work together on a mission to fight against dog abuse.
The Washougal Association of Educators (WAE) voted to declare a status of “no confidence” in Washougal School District Superintendent Michael Stromme, with 149 out of 150 members voting “yes” and one member abstaining, on Monday, June 18.
Books can take you to different places, time periods and planets, just by reading them.
The Clark County Youth Commission recently honored Washougal High School senior Ulysses Ramel with the 2018 Clark County Youth Achievement Award recognizing youth who have demonstrated personal growth and contributed…
A group of Columbia River Gorge Elementary School third-graders is on the path toward better understanding the Pacific Northwest’s indigenous culture.
Hoping to show that teachers and school district leaders can work together without contention, the Washougal Association of Educators (WAE) threw a tailgate party outside Washougal High School on May 30, to mark the start of the WAE and Washougal School District’s contract bargaining negotiations.
