County’s code change proposals for farm events rankles some rural residents
A Washougal resident is speaking out against potential Clark County code revisions that would allow farm owners to hold events on their properties.
A Washougal resident is speaking out against potential Clark County code revisions that would allow farm owners to hold events on their properties.
The East County Citizens Alliance (ECCA) launched in 2021 as a grassroots effort to identify ways to make the cities of Camas and Washougal stronger, more supportive, more resilient and more joyful by bringing local residents of varying backgrounds together to solve problems and build relationships.
Members of 100 Women Who Care Clark County presented $6,900 to Washougal-based Inter-Faith Treasure House during their May 8 meeting at Salud! Wine Bar in Camas. …
The local art scene is flourishing in downtown Camas this spring thanks to the opening of two new galleries and the installation of the new Camas Culture Art Block.
Heading into its third year, the annual Parkersville Day event, held at Parker’s Landing Historic Park in Washougal, is perfecting its formula to make old things new again.
IMPACT Camas-Washougal began in 2015 as a “call-to-action” from St. Matthew Lutheran Church pastor Bob Barber, who instead of delivering the final sermon in a series titled “Be the Difference” one Sunday told the congregation, “We’re going shopping today.”
Historical society to hold plant fairs at Washougal museum
Last summer, after mountain climber Andrew Okerlund, a 2021 Camas High School graduate, became the youngest person to complete the challenging Bulger List by summiting Washington state’s 100 highest peaks in a single season, the work of promoting Okerlund’s climbing feats was just beginning for another Camas High alumnus.
Heritage Park is one of Camas’ most popular summertime recreation spots, but overcrowding and double-parking in the park’s public parking lot has caused several headaches for recreationists as well as city of Camas staff over the past few years.
Two Rivers Heritage Museum’s newest exhibit portrays some of the most important and interesting moments and people in East Clark County history and highlights the museum’s authentic artifacts in a way they’ve never been highlighted before.