kelly.moyer@camaspostrecord.com
December 13, 2018
‘Amanda to the Rescue’
With its long gravel drive and backyard overlooking nearby pastures, the property that houses Panda Paws Rescue looks pretty typical for rural Washougal.
With its long gravel drive and backyard overlooking nearby pastures, the property that houses Panda Paws Rescue looks pretty typical for rural Washougal.
Camas has made the top 10 in the “Small Business Revolution — Main Street” competition.
Camas has made the top 10 in the “Small Business Revolution — Main Street” competition. Members of the Downtown Camas Association (DCA) celebrated the announcement this morning inside the DCA’s…
The National Weather Service (NWS) says parts of Southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon, including the Camas-Washougal area, could see light freezing rain tonight through early Saturday morning…
Camas High School’s choir singers are teaming up with members of the school’s newly formed chamber orchestra to showcase their talents at Portland’s famous Grotto this holiday season.
The city of Camas is quickly adding to its real estate collection with sales agreements to buy prominent properties downtown and along Lacamas Lake.
If you’re looking for some holiday cheer, a photo opp with Santa, a Christmas tree lighting (or three), or even just a free cup of hot cocoa this holiday season, we’ve got you covered. Following is a list of winter holiday events occurring in Camas and Washougal, as well as a few of the bigger festivities happening in the greater Vancouver-Portland metro area.
A little more than two months after implementing the city’s Urban Tree Program, designed to protect trees in new Camas developments and increase fines for harming trees in open spaces and park lands, city leaders in Camas are considering further protections for the city’s tree canopy.
Camas’ popular Hometown Holidays event, which features a Christmas tree lighting in front of the Liberty Theatre, “snowfall,” visits with Santa, entertainment by Camas students, fireworks, hay rides and more, is back.
Five years into their 10-year fire department collaboration with the city of Washougal, some Camas leaders are beginning to wonder if they might do better on their own.
