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July 26, 2021
Camas City Council names Ellen Burton as interim mayor
Ellen Burton, Camas’ acting mayor, will continue to lead the city for the next four months. Camas City Council members voted unanimously on Monday, July 26,…
Ellen Burton, Camas’ acting mayor, will continue to lead the city for the next four months. Camas City Council members voted unanimously on Monday, July 26,…
Oregon court records show Washougal mayoral candidate Derik Ford was accused of domestic violence in 2015 and later sentenced to serve two years of formal probation and attend…
Camas police responding to a report of large snakes in Lacamas Park Thursday morning discovered eight medium-sized pythons near the parking area by Round Lake. Camas…
The Camas Public Library’s 2021 “Read for Change” program will host a community block party starting at 5 p.m. Friday, July 23. The outdoor block party will feature live music,…
Questioned earlier this summer about a 2003 lawsuit he had filed against an Oregon city and its police chief, Washougal mayoral candidate Derik Ford claimed he filed the lawsuit after being dismissed from the Sweet Home, Oregon, police department for being a “probationary, non-union-represented employee” who “didn’t fit in.”
When it comes to collecting campaign contributions, two of the eight Camas City Council candidates running in the Aug. 3 primary election have greatly outpaced their competitors.
Camas salon owner Megan Strand is good at finding silver linings.
A COVID-19 outbreak at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver has impacted at least 10 patients and four health care workers. “This is a wake-up call,”…
On July 6, three days before Camas City Administrator Jamal Fox was set to leave his position, the Camas City Council voted unanimously to approve a contract with EXIGY, LLC Principal Jeff Swanson, to be the city’s interim city administrator for the next nine to 12 months.
Candidates vying for two positions on the Camas City Council shared their views on everything from the city’s need for affordable housing and the future of Camas’ parks and open spaces to racial inequities and policing accountability during a July 10 online candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters of Clark County.
