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Family donates tree to Washougal

City decorates 17-foot grand fir tree with 7,000 lights for annual holiday event

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Contributed photo courtesy city of Washougal Washougal city councilwoman Molly Coston (left) stands with Washougal residents Larry (center) and Sherri Keister in front of the 17-foot Douglas Fir tree that the Keisters donated for the city of Washougal's Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting event.

The city of Washougal gave local residents a special gift during its annual Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting event, held Thursday, Dec. 1, in downtown Washougal.

The celebration marked the first time in a decade that the city has had a harvested holiday tree at the center of Reflection Plaza.

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