dan.trujillo@camaspostrecord.com
July 6, 2015
Number one Rule, everyone walk
A simple walk on a trail in a small town gives Dale Rule goose bumps when he thinks of about how much inspiration generates from putting one foot in front of the other.
A simple walk on a trail in a small town gives Dale Rule goose bumps when he thinks of about how much inspiration generates from putting one foot in front of the other.
Hikers are in for a treat once they approach the Cape Horn Waterfall Overlook.
Since opening for its 61st year May 23, hundreds of swimmers are taking the plunge into the Camas Municipal Pool every day.
Friday and Saturday were filled with community pride as friends and family gathered to watch local students earn their high school diplomas. There were tears, laughter and a sense of accomplishment and anticipation, as one chapter closed and another opened. The Post-Record has put together a wrap-up of the festivities from all four schools.
Brady Stotts pedaled around Washougal Motocross Park faster than any junior or novice mountain biker Sunday.
About 25 first time paddleboarders of all ages stood up against the wind and the fear of falling Friday, on Lacamas Lake.
Haleigh Sudbeck stepped into the ring with the right mindset and became the Washington state high school hammer champion.
The day after their recruiting suspensions had been lifted, Jon Eagle and Dan Kielty couldn't wait to get back to work.
Haley Briggs kicked, swished and smashed her senior year at Washougal High School.
