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November 15, 2024
County lifts toxic algae advisory at Lacamas Lake
Clark County Public Health has lifted its toxic algal bloom advisory at Lacamas Lake in Camas. Public Health said Friday that, “while there is still a…
Clark County Public Health has lifted its toxic algal bloom advisory at Lacamas Lake in Camas. Public Health said Friday that, “while there is still a…
With around 3,500 ballots left to count in Clark County, Washougal Mayor David Stuebe seems to have won his race for Washington’s 17th Legislative District, Position 2 seat.
The Camas Planning Commission is diving into the city’s greenhouse gas emissions and seeking ways to mitigate future climate hazards in the region.
City officials in Camas and Washougal will soon debate the merits of placing the formation of a regional fire authority (RFA) on the April 22, 2025 ballot.
A Clark County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputy shot and injured an unidentified man near a residence in the 2300 block of Northeast Everett Street in Camas Wednesday night.
Washougal Mayor David Stuebe holds a slight lead over his Democratic opponent for Washington’s 17th Legislative District, Position 2 seat, after a second ballot count on Wednesday, Nov.
The Camas-Washougal Community Chest is making its annual plea to the community to help fund its 2025 grants to nonprofits that serve the local community.
Camas city officials this week continued to debate new revenue sources proposed in Camas Mayor Steve Hogan’s 2025-26 budget as a way to maintain the City’s current service levels, add new supervisory positions to the Camas Police Department, help cover costs associated with Camas’ network of streets and preserve the City’s celebrated AAA credit rating.
Preliminary election results show Washougal Mayor David Stuebe, a Republican candidate for the state legislature, trailing his Democratic opponent, Terri Niles, by 304 votes. The first…
Documents obtained from the Camas Police Department are shedding light on what happened outside Camas’ Skyridge Middle School on Sept. 24, after an 11-year-old youth football player allegedly threatened other children with firearms stored in his father’s truck.
