When the Washington House and Senate stripped all funding for the Columbia River Gorge Commission from their proposed budgets during heated negotiations at the end of March, the future looked bleak for the bistate agency. But on Monday, the agency learned that its funding had been restored — or at least some of it.
Plan aims to protect shoreline environment, promote water-oriented development and increase public access and recreational opportunities
The Second Story Gallery in Camas is kicking off its artist-in-residence program with Washougal muralist and conservation advocate Travis London.
Ask any Camas resident what they love most about their city and the response is likely to include the city’s “hometown feel.”
Construction is still in full swing at Camas’ historic Crown Park, but city leaders say the end of the extensive, $6.3 million park remodeling project is finally in sight.
WASHOUGAL — With Chief Zane Freschette settling into his new position, the Washougal Police Department will undergo some changes in 2025.
One penny at a time, Gause Elementary School students defied all expectations en route to raising more than $600 for the Friends of the Washougal Community Library.
CAMAS — Those worried about proposed cuts to middle and high school music programs packed the Camas school board’s meeting room Monday evening.
A line of more than 500 people wrapped around the Luepke Center in central Vancouver for U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s April 24 town hall. Most of them were there to criticize the Skamania Democrat for siding with Republicans on recent controversial votes. Many of them had voted for her.
Chuck Carpenter has announced his resignation from the Washougal school board, effective June 30.
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