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Washougal wants to move beyond small-town scandals
New Washougal Mayor Sean Guard, shown visiting City Hall, wants his city to be known for things other that the controversy surrounding his predecessor.
Washougal Mayor Stacee Sellers will not finish out the remaining two months of her term.
Camas schools will request levy
The Camas School District will ask voters in February to approve a three-year maintenance and operations levy to help fund student programs not covered by state education dollars.
Hitman allegedly hired to kill Edmonton eye doctor
The business partner of an Edmonton-based eye surgeon plotted to have Russian mafia drown him in the ocean during a family vacation, allege U.S. prosecutors.
Falling home values raise stakes for schools
How low can they go? It's a pressing question not just for Clark County homeowners whose property values have plunged since early 2008, but also for local educators.
Hedrick in Florida for GOP candidate
David Hedrick of Camas, who attracted national attention last summer for his tirade against health care reform at Rep.
What's open and what's closed on Veterans Day: MAIL: No home delivery Wednesday, except for Express mail.
John Laird, Nov. 8: Clean-sweep crowd is just dreaming
John Laird is The Columbian's editorial page editor. Anti-incumbency sentiments are sweeping the land, or so we're told by aspiring challengers, out-of-power politicians and talk-show pundits.
The Celebrate Freedom Veterans Parade is at 11 a.m. today. The first of Fort Vancouver's annual lantern tours is tonight.
Sean Guard beats embattled Washougal mayor in...
Sean Guard and his wife, Ann Guard, check the computer for election results Tuesday night.
In our view, Nov. 3: Vote Today
No victor in today's Clark County election is likely to be named among Bill O'Reilly's "Pinheads and Patriots" or excoriated by Keith Olbermann as the "Worst Person in the World." That's because nary a single Republican or Democrat is listed on the ballots .
In our view Nov. 1: Power Worries
When it warms your shower water on a cold morning, electricity is a wonderful thing.
Hayes students closer to permanent home
Aleo Ochoa lays insulation before crews pour the concrete foundation for the new Hayes Freedom High School in Camas.
H1N1 Safety Training available on Coggnoa s Online Training Marketplace
Camas, WA, Convergence Training, produces courses on a wide variety of health and safety issues in a range of media formats.
First significant snow in Washington mountains
It's beginning to look a lot like winter in Washington with snow in the mountains and flooding rivers.
Shadow of RiverWalk project looms over Port of C-W race
New jobs should be top priority at the Port of Camas-Washougal, say all four candidates vying for two port commissioner's seats in the Nov.
Miss America operation names 4 Clark County...
Cassandra Orefice of Battle Ground and Jacquie Brown of Vancouver came away with top honors Saturday in the local arm of the Miss America organization.
Referendum 71 foes plan demonstration Dozens of opponents of Washington's "everything but marriage" law for same-sex couples plan to demonstrate against it in east Vancouver this afternoon.
Candidates vie for positions in three cemetery districts
David Darby is vying in the Cemetery District 4 Position 1 race. Josh Fuerstenberg is a candidate in the Cemetery District 6 Position 3 race.
Merged fire departments seek 5-member boards
Two large fire departments that have grown in size due to mergers are asking voters to give them five-member boards of commissioners, to allow better representation and greater flexibility between meetings.