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December 29, 2022
Open house to honor East County Fire & Rescue chief
Carnes retiring after 25 years of service; event set for Friday, Dec. 30
Carnes retiring after 25 years of service; event set for Friday, Dec. 30
Two months after Camas officials “hit pause” on a long-awaited effort to revamp the city’s 20-year-old skatepark, Camas City Council officials have approved a $350,403 bid from Lee Contractors of Battle Ground to replace the park’s aging equipment with concrete elements that will cater to skateboarders of all levels and better withstand the natural elements.
Taylor Eaton experienced some doubts before releasing The Wealthy Woman Oracle Deck into the world. To get past them, she had to take her own advice, which was, ironically, in the deck itself.
The city of Washougal gave local residents a special gift during its annual Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting event, held Thursday, Dec. 1, in downtown Washougal.
The Camas-Washougal Fire Department is collecting donations for its annual C.A.R.O.L. program to help make the winter holidays a bit merrier for Camas-Washougal residents in need. …
Four local residents were honored as “Real Heroes of Clark County” for 2023 by the Learn Here Project, an initiative of Identity Clark County, a Vancouver-based nonprofit organization.
The small group of dedicated Lacamas Watershed Council volunteers heads to Lacamas Lake every Thursday, rain or shine.
As winter approaches and overnight temperatures begin to drop, community members throughout Clark County are working to ensure that their neighbors experiencing homelessness will be safe from the elements.
Persistence has paid off for Washougal artist Travis London.
Cassidy Morris has traveled all around the United States during the past 10 years in her quest to become a successful ballet dancer, and is hoping to launch a professional career that could take her to more far-off locations as soon as next year.