Governor Jay Inslee has announced another set of statewide COVID-19 relief funds designed to help small businesses and individuals impacted by the state’s most recent round of restrictions. “We are…
The Camas City Council this week affirmed its commitment to improving the water quality within the Lacamas Creek Watershed, which feeds the city’s Lacamas, Round and Fallen Leaf lakes.
Two years after Camas City Council members discussed “unwinding” the interlocal agreement that merged the two cities’ fire departments in 2013, the call to re-evaluate the cities’ partnership and possibly dissolve the agreement is back on the table.
If there’s one thing Camas students have learned this year, it’s that things don’t always go according to plan.
The Camas City Council voted this week to approve 1% property tax increases on its general fund levy and emergency medical services levy.
Camas yoga teacher Sheila Schmid remembers the day she realized she wanted to take her yoga practice in a different direction.
Washingtonians will be under a new set of COVID-19 restrictions beginning this week. Gov. Jay Inslee today announced the four-week, statewide restrictions — which will shutter…
The Camas Salary Commission agreed this week to give Camas Mayor Barry McDonnell and members of the Camas City Council a 2-percent cost of living increase in 2021.
Camas School District voters will decide in February 2021 if they will approve two replacement levies that, combined, make up about 15 percent of the school district’s revenues.
During pre-COVID-19 times, the East County Fire & Rescue board of commissioners’ special meeting to discuss staffing issues would likely have been standing-room only. Instead, when callers joined the virtual board meeting on Monday, Nov. 9, a voice simply announced: “There are more than 20 participants in the meeting.”
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