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April 25, 2024
Washougal Mayor David Stuebe (right) talks with U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg in Washougal, July 7, 2023. (Contributed photo courtesy of the city of Washougal)

Washougal mayor to vie for 17th District seat

Washougal Mayor David Stuebe is hoping his next “epic” adventure will take him straight to the Washington State Capitol in Olympia. Late last week, Stuebe, Washougal’s…

April 4, 2024
Scout Hall is pictured in Camas' Crown Park, May 12, 2022. The park, known as Camas'

Camas will rebid Crown Park project

Camas officials have agreed to reject two construction bids for a $5 million Crown Park improvement project and go out for bid again following an error on the City’s request for proposals.

March 21, 2024
Michelle Wright (right), the city of Washougal’s public works business administrator, talks with community members about the City’s Town Center Revitalization project at the Washougal Community Center, Tuesday, March 12, 2024. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)

Residents laud $9M Washougal Town Center project

Washougal residents had their first in-person look at the planned Washougal Town Center Revitalization project during an open house held March 12, at the Washougal Community Center.

March 21, 2024
A home under construction at Dawson's Ridge in Camas is included in the 2019 NW Natural Parade of Homes, which featured new homes with sale prices starting at $1.5 million. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record files)

Our Camas 2045: City leaders mull new population, housing projections

As Camas staff and officials dive into a multi-year “Our Camas 2045” update of the City’s comprehensive plan and begin to formulate policies and goals that will shape the future of Camas over the next two decades, City officials are mulling the impacts of a 2021 state bill meant to increase affordable housing throughout Washington.

March 21, 2024

Worries about Skamania Co. ‘adventure park’ persist

A group of West End residents in Skamania County say they fear the county’s moratorium on recreational applications will not be enough to halt a 150-acre adventure park from being constructed near their rural homes.