danielle.frost@camaspostrecord.com
November 17, 2016
Agencies put the brakes on program merger
A merger between Camas Parks and Recreation and Camas Community Eduction has been put on hold while both entities do more research and hammer out the details.
A merger between Camas Parks and Recreation and Camas Community Eduction has been put on hold while both entities do more research and hammer out the details.
A Washougal High School senior is hoping to raise approximately $6,500 to send care packages to troops overseas.
Local schools honored current and past members of the military in a variety of ways last week.
John Furniss has been blind since he was 16 years old. But far from sitting around and feeling sorry for himself, John is an artist who also bakes bread, mows his own lawn, volunteers at Habitat for Humanity and does routine house maintenance.
A Camas High School student will soon be joining some of the top young musicians in the country to perform at a national convention.
The holiday season will soon be upon us, and with it all of the hustle and bustle of gift buying. A time-honored tradition for many is to scope out finds from the myriad of offerings at area bazaars.
Two entities that currently offer community education classes may be combining their efforts in January.
Cory Chase grew up in a family where volunteering was the norm. His father served on a School Board, and now Chase is following in his footsteps.
Take a quick look around the newest middle school in Camas, and you’ll immediately spot some of the key differences that make it unique.
