The Clark County Council on Tuesday passed a Unity Resolution calling for “residents, community organizations and public officials to engage in civic discourse with respect, courtesy, and a shared commitment to the safety and dignity of all members of the community.”
Georgia-Pacific will remove a boiler at its mill in downtown Camas on April 1 as part of the company's multiyear revitalization project to modernize the mill and reduce unused buildings.
Washougal High School science students took on the roles of urban planners and grid engineers earlier this month, presenting proposals for the region’s energy future. The students’ plans aimed to balance long-term reliability, environmental concerns and conservation, and were evaluated by a panel of experts from Clark Public Utilities.
The Second Story Gallery in Camas will present a two-person exhibition featuring local artists Mike Smith and Uta Zuendel from April 3-25.
The Washougal school board has appointed Greg Retchless to its No. 1 director position, which was vacated by Jim Cooper when he resigned in January.
A big change is coming to Washougal’s 32nd Street rail crossing project, which was conceived as an underpass but will instead move forward as an overpass.
About 1,000 high-income earners across Southwest Washington will likely pay the state’s first income tax in nearly a century.
C-Tran’s board on Tuesday agreed to alter its structure after resisting an edict from the Washington State Department of Transportation for nine months.
Newly compiled data reveals how federal immigration agents executed a historic surge of warrantless street arrests last year across the Pacific Northwest, including in Clark County.
A Washougal man who’s suspected of selling fentanyl to a man who later died from an overdose made a first appearance March 11 in Clark County Superior Court.
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