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March 11, 2021
Camas Public Library to reopen building after yearlong closure
After a nearly one-year closure, the Camas Public Library is set to open its doors to the public again on Monday, March 15.
After a nearly one-year closure, the Camas Public Library is set to open its doors to the public again on Monday, March 15.
After leading the Camas School District through a decade worth of ups and downs, Camas schools superintendent Jeff Snell has announced he will step down at the end of the 2020-21 school year to take a new position as superintendent of the Vancouver Public Schools district.
Camas School District Superintendent Jeff Snell has been named the new superintendent of Vancouver Public Schools. Snell, who had served as the deputy superintendent of Camas…
The city of Camas is nearing the end of its yearlong Housing Action Plan.
Despite $2.5 million worth of federal grant funding and plenty of willing contractors, the city of Camas’ quest to make “significant seismic improvements” to the Third Avenue Bridge spanning the Washougal River has hit its fair share of speed bumps.
Gov. Jay Inslee said today that Clark County and other regions of Washington will remain in Phase 2 of the state’s Roadmap to Recovery reopening plan without fear…
The Camas City Council on Feb. 16 approved Camas Mayor Barry McDonnell’s citizen appointments to several boards, committees and commissions, including the newly created Lacamas Lake Commission, which will evaluate…
Clark County’s recent move into the less-restrictive Phase 2 of the Washington Roadmap to Recovery COVID-19 reopening plan means city leaders in Camas can begin to fill more than 20 staff vacancies put on pause during the yearlong pandemic.
Camas City Council members agreed this month to move forward with the creation of a capital facilities plan for the Camas-Washougal Fire Department.
On Monday, Feb. 22, just one week before Camas elementary students were scheduled to return to full classrooms, four days a week, and high-schoolers would have entered a hybrid schedule with twice-weekly in-person classes, the Camas School Board agreed to pause the district’s school reopening rollout to give teachers, staff and families more time to adjust to the swift transitions.
