October 24, 2024
Camas to hold listening sessions, discuss five-year strategic plan
Camas residents are invited to two listening sessions to discuss the City’s five-year strategic plan.
Camas residents are invited to two listening sessions to discuss the City’s five-year strategic plan.
Vaping inside Camas schools is set to get even tougher thanks to a class-action lawsuit settlement with the electronic cigarette maker, JUUL, which has paid more than $1 billion to at least 45 states for marketing its addictive, high-nicotine vaping products to underage teenagers.
Camas City Council: The Council will hold a workshop at 4:30 p.m. and regular meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 21, at Camas City Hall, 616 N.E. Fourth Ave., Camas, and online via Zoom. For more information, including remote log-in details, visit cityofcamas.us/yourgovernment/minuteagendavideo and click on the agendas for the Oct. 21 workshop and meeting.
The Camas-Washougal Post-Record won three journalism awards in the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association (WNPA)’s 2024 Better Newspaper Contest (BNC). The WNPA announced the 2024 BNC winners…
A Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) investigation shows the March 8 workplace death of 32-year-old Camas paper mill employee Dakota Cline could have been prevented.
Camas Mayor Steve Hogan unveiled his biennial 2025-26 budget this week and gave Camas City Council members a warning: diversify and increase the City’s revenue sources or prepare…
Camas Library to host Saturday Spooktacular
Camas City Councilman John Svilarich, 66, who is facing second-degree felony assault and reckless endangerment charges stemming from an Aug. 31 argument with a fisherman along the Washougal River Greenway trail in Camas, made his first appearance in Clark County Superior Court Wednesday, Oct. 2.
Faced with a $1.5 million budget deficit in 2025, city of Camas leaders say they have paused their search to replace former Camas Parks and Recreation Director Trang Lam.
Camas City Councilman John Svilarich, who was initially charged with two misdemeanor crimes following an Aug. 31 incident involving a firearm along the Washougal River Greenway trail in Camas, is now facing felony charges of second-degree assault and reckless endangerment.
