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David Scott joined Washougal in 2010 and leaves behind nearly 17 years of service and a 40-year public-sector career.

Saving Grace Church partnered with two Battle Ground laundromats to cover 20 full loads for 40 people.

Bloodworks Northwest has declared a Code Red shortage, with under a two-day blood supply available for regional hospitals.

A $6M gift from The Endeavour Fund brings the Washougal library project just $400,000 from its $10.4M goal.

A $25,000 McClaskey Foundation grant keeps free lunches and summer play alive for Vancouver kids ages 6–11.

Amendment 26-40 would lower the initiative signature requirement from 10% to 8% in Clark County.

The 45th Washougal National on July 25 doubles as American motocross' Military Appreciation Race.

$719,000 in Focus Grants reached 15 SW Washington nonprofits serving immigrants, patients, and low-income residents in 2026's first funding cycle.

The 99s will unveil a freshly painted Compass Rose mural at Pearson Field on August 15.

Five of nine Washington Supreme Court seats are on the 2026 primary ballot — LWV has video interviews with 13 candidates.

Amendment 26-31 passed 13-1 but may never reach voters if the county council acts first.

Amendment 26-24 would make the county manager's annual report mandatory and publicly accessible — not just presented at a council meeting.

Trail closures at Lacamas Regional Park run August through November during a bridge replacement project in the northeast corner.

Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez warns BPA's SAFE program exit puts 7 million hatchery fish and regional fishing jobs at risk.

Amendment 26-23 would expand County Council nomination authority to nearly all boards and commissions, with one exception.

Amendment 26-20 caps Clark County Council members at three consecutive terms, with a one-term waiting period before returning.

Amendment 26-14 would give the County Council authority to independently audit county finances and programs.

Eight of nine 3rd Congressional District candidates sat for League of Women Voters video interviews ahead of the Aug. 4 primary.