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Washougal dog park in works, could open before autumn
Camas-Washougal dog owners could soon enjoy Clark County's fourth off-leash dog park, thanks to a pending land deal.
Allow small pleasures to be enjoyed I don't smoke and never have, but I support a person's right to smoke even if they live in public housing.
Northwest Progressive Institute
Baird draws opponents for 2010
Two Republican candidates have stepped up to oppose Congressman Brian Baird in Washington's third Congressional district: Jon Russell and David Castillo .
Washougal artisan Kerianne Christie of Titania Blossoms gives old clothes new life by creating pieces such as this felted ladybug capelet.
Washougal solar smart house may be greenest building ever
A Vancouver builder is on track to earn one of the highest green building ratings ever for what has been dubbed a solar smart house currently under construction in Washougal, Washington.
As with most new 21st Century technology, the most impressive stuff is the stuff nobody sees.
Fire at Washougal lumbermill causes $250,000 damage
More than 30 employees were sent home Thursday morning after an early morning fire caused $250,000 in damage to a Washougal lumber company.
Enrollment swells at Clark College
Clark College student ambassador Anne Baghdanov, right, leads a tour of Gaiser Hall on Tuesday.
A motorist with a previous injury that caused her foot to slip from the brake pedal to the gas pedal on state Highway 14 near Camas on Wednesday ended up with more injuries, to her ribs, police said.
Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run accident on I-5
A man who was walking along Interstate 5 at dawn on Saturday was hit and killed by one or more vehicles that then fled the area, the Washington State Patrol reports.
Columbia Credit Union Earns Second LEED Gold Certification
Columbia Credit Union was awarded the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold Certification by the U.S. Green Building Council for its Grand Central branch, located off Highway 14 in Vancouver, Washington.
Low water flows hurt river fishing, but lake fishing is fine
Low flows and clear water have made river fishing a real challenge this week. Nearly all rivers west of the Cascade Mountains are suffering from this affliction, which has resulted in spooky fish and a sporadic bite.
Study: Offspring of hatchery fish carry reproductive...
Washougal Salmon Hatchery employee Matt Fischer carries a tray containing 10,000 late-run coho salmon fry to be released into holding ponds earlier this year.
The city of Washougal has plenty of transportation projects underfoot. Having recently finished a $6.5 million downtown revitalization with $14 million in private improvements, the city this month awarded the bid for a $3.2 million pedestrian and bike tunnel to Oregon City-based Coffman Excavation.
Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
LEED golds for Columbia Credit
Photo courtesy of Columbia Credit Union [enlarge] The Washougal branch will serve as a prototype for future new branches and remodels.
Perman is 4th candidate for seat on Camas-Washougal port board
Camas resident Gary Perman has announced his candidacy for the Port of Camas-Washougal's District No.
Crews cap Washougal chlorine leak
A hazardous materials team from Georgia-Pacific's Camas paper mill capped a chlorine gas leak at a Washougal municipal water well Monday afternoon.
Ridgefield denies graduation plea
Ridgefield High School senior Skylar Jones, 18, left, and her mother Theresa, lost their fight to allow Skylar to walk at graduation.
Fire engulfs Skamania County home, spreads
As Thursday's storm passed through Southwest Washington, a fire reported to be caused by a lightning strike engulfed a home in western Skamania County and spread to dry brush.
Among the houses in Sunday's tour is a home at 8700 S.E. Petticoat Hill Road with a price tag of $1.19 million.