Washougal mayoral candidate’s past draws questions
As the Washougal mayoral race heads to a primary election on Aug. 3, several community members have voiced concerns about past lawsuits involving one of the three candidates.
As the Washougal mayoral race heads to a primary election on Aug. 3, several community members have voiced concerns about past lawsuits involving one of the three candidates.
Nine months after approving an eight-point vision statement that will guide future development of the city’s nearly 900-acre mixed-use area northeast of Lacamas Lake known as North Shore, Camas officials are set to kick off the second phase of the North Shore Subarea plan.
Though Camas-Washougal voters will decide most local elections in the November 2021 general elections, there are still three local races — for Washougal’s next mayor and two Camas City Council seats — that need to have their candidate pool whittled down during the August primary election.
Citing a risk of fire, officials in Camas and Washougal have placed a temporary ban on the use and sale of fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.
Camas city leaders have agreed to again amend the interlocal agreement that formed the Camas-Washougal Fire Department in 2013.
Officials in Camas and Washougal have banned the use of fireworks a week ahead of the Fourth of July holiday due to a high fire risk. …
The city of Camas and the Camas-Washougal Fire Department are urging residents in Camas and Washougal to avoid discharging fireworks over the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. “Due to the…
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued an excessive heat warning for all lower-elevation areas in Southwest Washington, including Camas and Washougal, this weekend, Saturday morning, June 26…
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.