The recent livestock debate in Washougal — or the “pig and chicken fight” as we’ve been calling it at editorial meetings — is a classic tale of a once-rural town growing into its new urban limbs.
The horror of last weekend’s mass shootings in Texas and Ohio was still fresh when more than 400 Clark County school administrators gathered inside Camas’ Discovery High School Monday morning…
The massive floodplain restoration project slated for Washougal’s Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge clicked into high-gear last month.
July is always a busy month in Camas, but it seems like this particular July has been packed with evening and weekend events — including the upcoming Camas Days celebration and national motocross races in Washougal, which are expected to bring tens of thousands of visitors into the Camas-Washougal area this weekend.
If the issue of school funding in Washington state makes you feel like ripping your hair out and screaming into a pillow, you’re not alone.
On Friday, July 12, thousands will gather in nearly 550 spots across the globe to protest inhumane conditions facing migrants on the United States’ southern border.
Toxic algae blooms have been putting a damper on local summer fun this year — closing popular swimming areas like Vancouver Lake and warning people to keep themselves and their…
Did June seem to sneak up on anyone else — and then pass by in a flash? That’s the way summer goes, we guess. Cheers to 2019 grads: In honor…
In his 2006 report for the United Nations Development Fund for Women, then Secretary-General of the United Nations Kofi Annan said violence against women and girls was “a problem of pandemic proportions” with at least one out of every three women having been “beaten, coerced into sex or otherwise abused in her lifetime” by someone she knew.
We’ve been so caught up in covering “graduation season,” we nearly forgot that it’s also “farmers market season.”
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