The teenage son of the suspect in the murder of 35-year-old Luz Guitron-Lopez, a Camas mother of three found dead in her home in March, has been charged with first-degree rendering criminal assistance.
A local manufacturer of hot and cold water pressure washers, parts washers and water treatment systems that has been in Camas for 20 years will relocate to Denver, Colorado in 2019, affecting approximately 200 employees in Camas.
While the suspect in the murder of Luz Guitron, of Camas, remains at large, his teenage son is facing a trial on a charge of first degree rendering…
A Vancouver woman has died, apparently from injuries she sustained during a 100 foot fall from Panther Creek Falls. A Forest Service law enforcement officer was…
There are several locations in the Camas-Washougal area to escape the heat. The Camas Public Library is open until 6 p.m. today/Thursday, and will be open…
Children who were looking forward to seeing a Sasquatch sculpture in a natural play area at Washougal Waterfront Park this fall or winter will have to wait until 2019, due to higher than expected construction bids.
The sounds of cowbells, hoots and hollers and shouts of encouragement recently filled the air at Camas’ Doc Harris Stadium. The enthusiastic applause was directed to students from Helen Baller Elementary School, who ran three miles around the track.
Janice Ferguson and her husband, George Gross, enjoy gardening and the opportunity to talk with other gardeners.
A Clark County Parks Department crew chief thinks fireworks are to blame for damage to a men’s restroom sink at Capt. William Clark Regional Park, in Washougal.
Discussions about siting a regional Camas-Washougal community center on Port of Camas-Washougal property have been in the works for the past four months, but a recent economic analysis conducted by the head of the Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association (CWEDA) shows the port could lose money on the venture.
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