What’s more invigorating than a good cup of coffee? Here’s what: good coffee in a convivial neighborhood coffee shop with house-made cinnamon rolls and a dish of fruity New Zealand-style ice cream.
The Columbia River Artisans Guild is accepting applications for a $500 grant supporting emerging women artists in Clark County who discovered their artistic voice after age 40.
The Washougal High School drama department will host its annual Haunted House on Oct. 23-24.
Washougal School District paraeducator Dana Wilson has been named the 2026 State Classified School Employee of the Year by the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.
When a wildfire crests a ridge or floodwaters rise, the instinct to flee often clashes with the love for a pet. In the frantic rush to escape, a lack of preparation can force residents to make impossible choices that put both animal and human lives in jeopardy.
Clark County native Michael Barratt has been all around — and around and around — our world. You can hear the astronaut talk about what that’s been like during an upcoming weekend of short presentations and meet-and-greets, set for Oct. 3 and 4 at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland.
CAMAS — Niko Blank has seen the need for a safe, accepting space for queer, neurodivergent and other young people in east Clark County for some time.
An evening painting with the boys and talking about feelings might not seem like the most manly thing to some. But for David Bradley of Vancouver, that’s the whole point.
Jilleen Shahidi’s garden produced a bumper crop this year, but she doesn’t have a single tomato or zucchini to show for it.
Camas High School DECA will host its eighth annual All Paws on Deck street fair and fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 19, in downtown Camas.
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