In the weeks following a heated May 10 Camas School Board meeting featuring a group of vocal Camas-area residents who railed against the school district’s “woke” agenda, COVID-19 mask mandates, remote learning and racial justice and equity programs, dozens of Camas parents have written letters and spoken out in defense of the school district and its elected school board officials.
With a median home price of $403,800 — more than $100,000 over the median Clark County home price — and new homes getting bigger and costlier each year, living in Camas is becoming too expensive for many families.
The West Columbia Gorge Humane Society has rescheduled its annual Hike on the Dike fundraising dog walk to Saturday, July 10. The group had planned to…
The hunt is on for an interim Camas mayor.
The Camas Public Library kicked off its second annual Read for Change program this week and announced the 2021 Read for Change theme is “Community Healing.”
One year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced local school districts to reimagine high school graduation ceremonies, seniors from Camas, Hayes Freedom and Washougal high schools’ class of 2021 gathered for in-person commencement ceremonies.
Prune Hill residents fervently opposed to having a residential drug treatment center move in next to Camas’ Dorothy Fox Elementary School are taking their fight to the courts.
Camas Mayor Pro Tem Ellen Burton has announced plans to hire an interim city administrator to help run the city after current City Administrator Jamal Fox leaves his position on July 9.
Nearly two years after a teenager drowned in the narrow stretch of water between Camas’ Lacamas and Round lakes after jumping off the popular Lacamas Park Trail Bridge with a group of friends, city officials have approved a pilot project designed to prevent future drownings and emergencies in Camas-area lakes and swimming holes.
If there is one issue sure to cause division in the city of Camas, it is fireworks.
kelly.moyer@camaspostrecord.com
