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December 18, 2025
Power producer: Longtime leader of Martha’s Pantry expands its services to help anyone in need
How many times have you sat close by while someone has died?
How many times have you sat close by while someone has died?
FVRLibraries will begin construction on a 13,000-square-foot library facility in downtown Washougal next summer.
The Camas School District has reached agreements with a Vancouver-based commercial real estate company to sell a 20-acre piece of unused property and lease the building that formerly housed Odyssey Middle School.
Prices may be up, but many families locally and nationwide are still indulging in toys this holiday season.
Rural schools in Southwest Washington are heartened by news that a bill restoring critical federal funding is headed to President Donald Trump’s desk.
Union senior Carly Christ won the all-around title and Camas was the top team for a second consecutive weekend in a meet at Naydenov Gymnastics on Saturday.
Legislators on both sides of the Columbia River expressed disappointment Monday after Interstate Bridge Replacement Program leaders failed to provide a long-awaited cost estimate update during their bistate legislative committee meeting.
Holiday lights give the darkness of December a sparkling uplift, just like bubbles in Champagne. These local light shows include festive displays that have been family traditions for decades as well as a couple recent additions, like Ridgefield’s Brew Lights in the Park and the Holiday Light Walk at Skamania Lodge. Wherever you decide to enjoy the glittering extravaganza of holiday twinkles, you can be sure that your spirits will be made merry and bright.
The show, open to middle and high school students in Camas and Washougal is designed to give students a real-world art experience, complete with professional display and the chance to sell their work, according to a news release.
For years, May Dearing has advocated for human trafficking victims. It wasn’t until she was crowned Miss Clark County in November that she felt she was taken seriously.