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Stories by Kelly Moyer

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June 28, 2018
Maxine Ambrose, 88, a Camas native and daughter of the very first Camas Days king and queen, Earl and Fae Miller, has been named the 2018 Camas Days Queen. Her coronation will take place on Wednesday, July 18.

Queen no stranger to royalty

Maxine Ambrose, queen of the 2018 Camas Days festival, is no stranger to royalty — her parents, Earl and Fae Miller, were the very first Camas Days king and queen and she herself was the Junior Queen of the 1940 Paper Festival.

June 21, 2018
A rendering of how the future Holland Partner Group's new Camas headquarters might look from Northwest 38th Avenue. The Vancouver-based development group plans to build a massive, mixed-use development in west Camas, near the Fisher Investments'; campus. The Grass Valley development will include a Holland headquarters, two other office buildings, a 276-unit apartment complex and an artisan grocery market. (Illustration by Mackenzie Architecture, courtesy of city of Camas)

Camas OKs massive mixed-use development

Camas officials have approved plans to build a massive mixed-use development on 35 acres in west Camas, near Fisher Investments’ headquarters, off Northwest Fisher Creek Drive and Northwest 38th Avenue.

June 21, 2018
Award-winning Lewis and Clark historian Roger Wendlick dresses as George Drouillard, the "third most important member of the Corps of Discovery," for a day of outdoor education at the Doetsch Day Use Area near Beacon Rock, about 18 miles east of Washougal in the Columbia River Gorge, on June 14.

Explore the Gorge

Dressed head to toe in gear that would make any early-19th century Pacific Northwest history buff jealous, Roger Wendlick produces bags of fresh smoked salmon and offers it as a sort of parting gift to the Washougal middle-schoolers surrounding him.

June 14, 2018

Don’t let anti-free press ‘fake news’ campaign taint trust in community news

“Not for a letter to the editor,” was how the email started. The writer didn’t want his views to go out publicly, but did want to let me know that he has lived in Washougal for 43 years and that “local members of the community” believe The Post-Record has “taken on a Vancouver and even a Portland image.”

June 14, 2018
Camas Mayor Scott Higgins tells the story of the "Papermakers Way" street sign and other Camas memorabilia hanging in his City Hall office.

Camas mayor resigns

Effective Sept. 30, Camas Mayor Scott Higgins will no longer lead the city he has championed and served for more than 15 years.

June 11, 2018
Camas Mayor Scott Higgins (right), wearing his Camas High letterman's jacket and clutching his trademark Camas High Papermakers water bottle, shakes hands with various department heads after a special Camas City Council meeting Monday night, during which the two-term mayor announced his resignation, effective Sept. 30. His term expires on Dec. 31, 2019. Higgins cited a desire to spend more time with family as his reason for leaving, but said he wanted to stay through September to deliver one final

Camas mayor announces resignation

Effective Sept. 30, Camas Mayor Scott Higgins will no longer lead the city he has championed and served for more than 15 years. The mayor announced his surprise resignation at…