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October 24, 2024
Camas to hold listening sessions, discuss five-year strategic plan
Camas residents are invited to two listening sessions to discuss the City’s five-year strategic plan.
Camas residents are invited to two listening sessions to discuss the City’s five-year strategic plan.
There are some days when even Dave Fletcher can’t believe the family business his grandparents opened in the mid-1950s has come so far.
Washougal Mayor David Stuebe and longtime Vancouver nurse Terri Niles — candidates vying for the state’s open Legislative District 17, Position 2 seat — recently faced off during a League of Women Voters of Clark County candidate forum held Saturday, Oct. 5, at the Camas Public Library.
Vaping inside Camas schools is set to get even tougher thanks to a class-action lawsuit settlement with the electronic cigarette maker, JUUL, which has paid more than $1 billion to at least 45 states for marketing its addictive, high-nicotine vaping products to underage teenagers.
A Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) investigation shows the March 8 workplace death of 32-year-old Camas paper mill employee Dakota Cline could have been prevented.
Camas Mayor Steve Hogan unveiled his biennial 2025-26 budget this week and gave Camas City Council members a warning: diversify and increase the City’s revenue sources or prepare…
Camas City Councilman John Svilarich, 66, who is facing second-degree felony assault and reckless endangerment charges stemming from an Aug. 31 argument with a fisherman along the Washougal River Greenway trail in Camas, made his first appearance in Clark County Superior Court Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Camas police have referred an 11-year-old boy to Clark County’s juvenile prosecuting attorney following an incident involving “multiple firearms and a knife” outside Skyridge Middle School Tuesday, Sept. 24.
Following a flood of noise and livability complaints from residents who live near Crown Park’s shared-use tennis-pickleball courts, Camas city officials and parks commissioners are rethinking how they might accommodate pickleball, one of the nation’s fastest growing sports.
Faced with a $1.5 million budget deficit in 2025, city of Camas leaders say they have paused their search to replace former Camas Parks and Recreation Director Trang Lam.