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May 3, 2018
Getting to the art of the matter
Washougal tattoo artist Ryan “Boomer” Boomhower and his client, Tiffany Renteria, of Vancouver, are working out the final details of Renteria’s newest piece of body art.
Washougal tattoo artist Ryan “Boomer” Boomhower and his client, Tiffany Renteria, of Vancouver, are working out the final details of Renteria’s newest piece of body art.
A death certificate for Arthur Nichols, the 76-year-old Camas man who died eight days after being rescued from a Valentine’s Day house fire, disputes what several people have held up as a cautionary tale during recent Camas City Council meetings.
Less than one week before shutting down pulping operations, the Camas paper mill had an accidental release of at least 124,000 gallons of corrosive liquid. In an email, Kristi Ward,…
They meet for 90 minutes, every third Monday of the month. Some share stories of love and loss. Others simply listen. But all have come to find a way through their grief.
Jerry and Kraig Nichols still remember when the 1984 start-up of the “Roaring 20” machine marked a new beginning for the Camas paper mill.
John Ley, a Delta Airlines captain from Camas, has withdrawn his name from the District 18, Position 2 state representative race to replace retiring Republican Rep. Liz Pike.
The public is invited to attend a free reception for visiting Polish delegates, at 5:30 p.m., Friday, April 27, at Lacamas Lake Lodge, 227 N.E. Lake Road, Camas. The…
John Ley, a Delta Airlines captain from Camas, has withdrawn his name from District 18, Position 2 State Representative race to replace retiring Republican Rep. Liz Pike. “The people deserve…
Two Camas women are on a campaign to raise awareness about a common source of environmental pollution: the ubiquitous plastic drinking straw.
A spirited conversation about gun laws took center stage at a Saturday morning legislative town hall in Camas, after members of the grassroots gun-reform group Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America and others in the audience questioned lawmakers from Washington’s 18th district about their efforts to prevent gun violence in Washington State and enact gun-control legislation.