Following a teachers’ strike that caused Camas students to miss seven days of the 2023-24 school year, the Camas School Board is considering a revised calendar that would…
Are you prepared for a fire, flood, earthquake or other type of emergency situation? Do you know what to pack and where to go when disaster strikes? Do you have a “go bag” in your home or in your car? Are you ready to care for your pets in an emergency?
Ask any newcomer to Camas what attracted them to the city and there’s a good chance the city’s abundant parks and open spaces will be on that list.
Members of the Camas Education Association, the union representing 460 educators in the Camas School District, have ratified a new two-year bargaining agreement and returned to the classroom following a strike that began Monday, Aug. 28, and ended Thursday, Sept. 7.
The Camas School District and its teachers’ union have reached a tentative agreement. “We have tentatively agreed on a new, two-year collective bargaining contract,”…
The Camas teachers’ strike entered its second week Tuesday, Sept. 5, following an already scheduled school break for the Labor Day holiday.
An annual tradition in Camas was marked by sadness this year, after the event’s organizer, Camas Gallery owner Marquita Call, died unexpectedly Aug. 29, three days before artists gathered in downtown Camas for the Camas Gallery’s popular “plein air” event.
An east Clark County couple’s dream of showing their artwork in a joint show is coming true this month.
Camas First Friday visitors who ventured into the Georgia-Pacific paper mill’s interpretive center on Friday, Sept. 1, were treated to a birthday party — complete with cake and free goodies celebrating the mill’s 140th birthday.
The annual “en plein air” art event returns to downtown Camas this Friday, Sept. 1, just in time for the Downtown Camas Association (DCA)’s “Celebrate Art” themed First Friday festivities.
kelly.moyer@camaspostrecord.com
