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Stories by Kelly Moyer

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June 20, 2019
A Portland skateboarder who goes by one name, Wolf, watches as other skaters perform jumps and stunts at a June 14 fundraiser for the Camas-Washougal skatepark, held at Grains of Wrath brewery in downtown Camas. (Photos by Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

Skateboarders turn out for ‘epic fundraiser’

DJs from JAM’N 107.5 FM radio station pumped old-school hip hop tunes as skateboarders carved, kickflipped, ollied and caught air on an obstacle course set up outside Grains of Wrath Brewery in downtown Camas on Friday, June 14.

June 20, 2019

Class of 2019 Camas graduates walk the walk

More than 540 Camas teens walked in their high school graduation ceremonies last weekend, marking the end of one life milestone and the beginning of many more. “I want…

June 13, 2019
Kate Kesler examines her notes at Bonneville Dam on June 6.

Washougal students ‘Explore the Gorge’

Washougal parent Amber Seifert was chaperoning a recent class trip to Bonneville Dam when she overheard one of her daughter Olivia’s middle school peers say to another student, “We could have learned all of this at school.”

June 13, 2019
Amphibious assault ship USS Peleliu conducts local operations near the Southern California coast. (Photo by Mass Communication Specialist Second Class Kerryl Cacho courtesy of U.S. Navy)

Washougal city councilor revisits Navy ship idea

Seven years after a failed attempt to site a decommissioned Navy aircraft carrier near Fairview, Oregon, a Washougal city councilman has resurrected the idea of bringing a Navy ship to the Columbia River.

June 6, 2019
From left: Diane Wintzer, Ed Fischer and Dore Blaske pose outside Wintzer  Acupuncture on May 30. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

10 Years Strong

Four downtown Camas businesses will celebrate a milestone this week with a 10-year-anniversary celebration at Camas Bike & Sport during the Camas First Friday celebrations on June 7.

June 6, 2019
A rendering of what a joint Camas-Washougal community center might include. In April, the Camas-Washougal Community Center Advisory Committee came up with a four-phase option, which would begin with the recreation pool, locker rooms, administration area and a multi-purpose room and work up to the image pictured here. (Contributed illustration by Opsis Architects, courtesy of city of Camas)

Camas carving out community center

Camas officials are moving forward with plans to build a Camas-centric community center and will likely bring the issue to voters in the November general election.