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June 4, 2026
Washougal expands litter cleanup effort into year-round program
After logging nearly 500 volunteer hours during its first six months, Washougal’s community litter cleanup program is becoming a permanent, year-round effort.
After logging nearly 500 volunteer hours during its first six months, Washougal’s community litter cleanup program is becoming a permanent, year-round effort.
The Washougal Community Market will return for its second season this summer, bringing local vendors, musicians, authors and nonprofit organizations to downtown Washougal each week.
Ship watchers will see a new riverboat sailing the Columbia River this year as American Encore joins the growing fleet of cruise ships sailing through Southwest Washington.
To celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, Washougal is thinking big — 37 feet by 17 feet, to be exact.
Jeremiah Romano, Amy VanTassel, Carson Ray, Jessica Gordon, Scott Gullickson were winners at the Reflection Run, a half marathon, 10-kilometer and 5-kilometer running event Sunday in Washougal.
David Knight has been a Silicon Valley executive, commercial fisherman, boatbuilder, coffee entrepreneur and bus-dweller — a life so varied that his memoir, “Journeys Over Water,” took shape not as a traditional chronology, but as a collection of self-contained stories.
The Parkersville Advisory Committee, in partnership with the Port of Camas-Washougal, will hold the Parkersville Heritage Fair from 4 to 6 p.m. July 31 at Parker’s Landing Historical Park.
The gathering will include food box assembly, food donation collection, a free barbecue lunch and a live outdoor performance by the Camas-Washougal Community Orchestra.
The race to the Aug. 4 primary election is on.
Fern Prairie Cemetery traces its roots to the original land claim of pioneer Lewis Van Vleet. It began as a small family burial ground before evolving into one of east Clark County’s oldest community cemeteries.