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July 11, 2024
Camas considers parking changes near paper mill
Drivers seeking longer-term parking spots along Northeast Adams Street in downtown Camas could soon find they have a few more options.
Drivers seeking longer-term parking spots along Northeast Adams Street in downtown Camas could soon find they have a few more options.
The city of Camas could someday have its own cold- and possibly hot-weather shelter if city officials can find a suitable space and work through the logistics and associated costs.
A home in a gated community north of Camas was destroyed last week by what fire officials said was “a fast moving fire” in an area close to forestland.
Clark County Public Health is warning Lacamas Lake users that elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae have been found in the Camas lake.
Clark County Public Health is warning Lacamas Lake users that elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae have been found in the Camas lake. Public Health…
When the Second Story Gallery inside Camas’ public library revived its monthly exhibitions in July 2022, following a more than two-year closure during the COVID-19 pandemic, the gallery focused on local student artists with a two-month “Stepping Out” art show featuring Camas and Hayes Freedom high school artists.
Camas officials will soon discuss options to improve the intersection at Northwest Lake Road and Northwest Sierra Street in a bid to decrease traffic wait times on Sierra and make the area safer for pedestrians and bicyclists.
Unable to come to a consensus at the dais after months of debate, the Camas City Council has once again pushed the “fireworks question” a little further down the road.
Camas Days, the annual, two-day summertime celebration that fills the streets of downtown Camas with thousands of visitors each July, may seem extra magical this year thanks to Dennis and Kooky Helland, the newly named 2024 Camas Days king and queen.
Camas School Board officials have appointed Camas resident Matthew McBride to the Board’s District 2 position formerly held by Erika Cox, who announced her early departure from the school board in May.