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April 23, 2026
Clark County police, fire officials taking high fuel prices in stride
Skyrocketing fuel prices won’t keep police cruisers and fire engines from responding to emergencies.
Skyrocketing fuel prices won’t keep police cruisers and fire engines from responding to emergencies.
The early season for the Camas boys soccer team has produced results that aren’t very Camas like.
The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife tentatively set what will be the final dig of the season for late April and early May.
The city of Camas has announced a new campaign aimed at increasing water safety among youth.
A commission reviewing Clark County’s “constitution” will tackle proposed amendments that would prohibit the county from supporting light rail and road tolls — but not until next year.
The city of Washougal is inviting residents to take part in a newly launched community survey as part of Branding Washougal, a community-driven initiative to strengthen how the city communicates, makes decisions and represents itself.
Charles S. Graham, 90, Washougal, died April 18, 2026. Brown’s Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 360-834-3692.
Local officials and environmental advocates have urged U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, to vote “no” this week on a House bill they said would decimate federal protections for endangered wildlife.
The contentious decision to close the state-run Skamania Steelhead Hatchery along the Washougal River has alarmed and angered many local anglers and conservation groups, as well as county officials because of not only the loss of the fisheries, but also the loss of local revenue generated by angling activities.
Abnormally low snowpack levels this winter led state officials to declare a statewide drought emergency Wednesday.