heather.acheson@camaspostrecord.com
May 24, 2016
Making the community better
When Randy Curtis first moved to Camas in 2009, he couldn’t have predicted that he would end up receiving one of the community’s top honors.
When Randy Curtis first moved to Camas in 2009, he couldn’t have predicted that he would end up receiving one of the community’s top honors.
Parker Village receives final plat approval
For the first time in 14 years, the Parade of Homes will be held in Camas.
Railway bridge replacement project is on hold awaiting permit approval
A man whose volunteer work has had a positive impact on local school facilities, put the spotlight on downtown Camas history, and helped to enhance new parks and recreation opportunities has been named the Camas-Washougal area’s top citizen.
Carson man killed in early morning crash
With the approval of a resolution on Monday, the Camas City Council set in motion the next chapter in the life of a property with history that dates back more than 100 years.
An 120-unit apartment complex designed for senior citizens is being proposed for construction along Northeast Third Avenue in Camas.
Applications are being accepted as part of the city's effort to fill the Camas Public Library's top position.
Only six other Washington cities have a similar rule
