Three years ago, freshman Akash Prasad approached Camas High School (CHS) boys tennis coach Jonathan Burton before the Papermakers’ first match of the season.
Early morning commuters in Washougal and Camas run into Dr. Dave Stinchfield all the time.
The 2019 high school football season got off to a soaking wet start when the skies opened up on Aug. 20 and poured on Camas High School (CHS) players and coaches for the first day of practice.
It’s been eight years since the state of Washington installed a strange-looking, fish-capturing contraption known as a fish weir about eight miles up the Washougal River.
Hikers in Camas’ Lacamas Park had to make some detours earlier this week so that Camas city crews could make some repairs to the dam at Round Lake.
Fresh off catering to 20,000-plus motocross fans at Washougal National, the Washougal MX Park was transformed into the ultimate obstacle course for Spartan racers last week.
When it comes to hours spent teaching and coaching students in Washougal, the late George Cass is arguably the all-time record holder.
Gary Schafte’s son, Ryan, says his dad loved working. And work was exactly where Schafte, of Washougal, was headed at 6:15 a.m., July 15, when his truck veered off Whitney Street in Washougal and collided with a BNSF freight train.
The Camas-Washougal Babe Ruth 15-and-under all-star baseball team enjoyed a weeklong frenzy of tough competition from teams as far away as Alberta, Canada, last week and never had to leave its home field.
wayne.havrelly@camaspostrecord.com
