From political upsets in the Camas mayor’s race to tragedies at local swimming holes to school districts grappling with funding shortfalls, there was no shortage of news stories coming out of Camas-Washougal in 2019. Following is a look back at the “top 10” news stories that caught Post-Record readers’ attention in 2019:
LIBRARY PROGRAMS Camas Public Library: The library will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 1, in honor of the New Year’s Day holiday. The library will host winter break movies for children,…
Manor, Donna F., 81, Vancouver, died Dec. 19, 2019. Straub’s Funeral Home & Columbia River Cremation. 360-834-4563. Rice, William A. Jr., 82, Camas, died Dec. 15, 2019. Straub’s Funeral Home…
It’s a few days before winter break at Grass Valley Elementary School in Camas, and students from music teacher Natalie Wilson’s Grass Valley VOCAL JAZZ ensemble are on the school’s…
The letter arrived in Camas resident Chris Lowe’s mailbox just a few weeks before the Thanksgiving holiday.
A two-month art show at Second Story Gallery in downtown Camas takes its cue from a classic children’s game known as “Whispers” or “Telephone,” in which players pass a message from one to another via whispering — with the final message often varying hilariously from the original.
The Camas Public Library closed unexpectedly Saturday, Dec. 14, after a small fire on the library’s second floor Friday night caused heavy odors to waft through the building. …
The city of Camas has a new mayor and, soon, a new city administrator. Pete Capell, who has served as Camas’ city administrator since 2013, today…
Odyssey Middle and Discovery High schools in Camas are hosting a “sock campaign” to help raise funds for the project-based learning schools and the community. For…
Local connoisseurs of Burgerville’s seasonal milkshakes may have noticed the Pacific Northwest-based fast food chain has a new flavor out this month: the Gingerbread Shake. What they may not…
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