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December 8, 2022
Lacamas Watershed Council keeps eye on lakes
The small group of dedicated Lacamas Watershed Council volunteers heads to Lacamas Lake every Thursday, rain or shine.
The small group of dedicated Lacamas Watershed Council volunteers heads to Lacamas Lake every Thursday, rain or shine.
The Georgia-Pacific paper mill is gearing up to demolish several unused buildings and structures.
The Camas City Council’s longest-serving member resigned unexpectedly this week.
State investigators have accused the owner of a Camas-based home construction and remodeling company of bilking the state’s workers’ compensation program of $127,000. The Washington State…
Three of the area’s most popular Christmas holiday events are coming to town this week.
As winter approaches and overnight temperatures begin to drop, community members throughout Clark County are working to ensure that their neighbors experiencing homelessness will be safe from the elements.
The city of Camas’ 18-month-long, nationwide search for a new city administrator has come full circle.
Local merchants in downtown Camas are preparing for another “shop small” start to the annual holiday shopping season.
When it came to collecting revenues that help fund the city’s basic services, the Camas City Council was a house divided this week.
The Camas City Council will hold public hearings on Monday, Nov. 21, to discuss two possible tax increases that will help determine the final scope of the city’s biennial 2023-24 budget.
