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April 11, 2024
Washougal woman named Clark County’s poet laureate
Susan Dingle believes poetry has the ability to help people stay present in the moment and appreciate the small things many others might take for granted.
Susan Dingle believes poetry has the ability to help people stay present in the moment and appreciate the small things many others might take for granted.
The Washougal School District (WSD) has made a series of tweaks to its 2024-25 school calendar in the hopes of providing more flexibility to its students, families and staff members.
Washougal Police Department (WPD) Captain Zane Freschette graduated from the 289th session of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) National Academy, a 10-week program of advanced communication, leadership and fitness training, March 15.
Port of Camas-Washougal officials, along with Clark Public Utility (CPU) leaders, local and regional dignitaries, and community members, gathered at the Port’s industrial park March 27, to celebrate the completion of the Community Solar East project, which provides residents with opportunities to benefit from solar energy without installing rooftop systems at their homes or businesses.
A Washougal man is dead following a climbing accident on Mount St. Helens. The Skamania County Sheriff’s Office reported Monday that a climbing group summiting St.
The city of Washougal recognized a variety of community volunteers during its first “Hometown Heroes” event, held Thursday, March 21, at the Washougal Community Center.
Jamie Moyer began a journey of reflection and self-discovery after establishing himself as a Major League Baseball (MLB) player in the late 1980s that led him to a life of philanthropy and charitable giving.
A Camas-Washougal Fire Department (CWFD) fire battalion chief has been arrested and charged with murdering his wife. Clark County Sheriff’s Office detectives arrested Kevin…
Washougal residents had their first in-person look at the planned Washougal Town Center Revitalization project during an open house held March 12, at the Washougal Community Center.
Brett Tarnet fell in love with Mable Kerr Park after moving to Washougal in 2020. In her mind, there is only one flaw that keeps the park from being perfect.