When it comes to water issues, the city of Camas has had its fill. Over the past few years, city officials have tackled everything from improving the water quality in its toxic-algae-prone lakes to finding solutions for elevated levels of harmful “forever chemicals” in the City’s drinking water.
Whooping cough has continued to spread throughout Clark County this summer, with 183 cases reported since June 1. So far this year, 229 cases have been identified in…
The city of Camas said May 15, that “an emergency situation” had caused two of the City’s drinking water wells to be non-functional, forcing the City to turn…
Camas officials have approved a $1.61 million contract with an environmental engineering firm to help address “forever chemicals” found in the City’s drinking water supply.
When it comes to finding, investigating and someday treating “forever chemicals” in a public water supply, the city of Camas is well ahead of the curve, says Camas Public Works Director Steve Wall.
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the United States thanks largely to its popularity among retirees and senior citizens, but now members of the Camas-Washougal Pickleball Club are hoping to introduce their beloved activity to younger generations.
In response to the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decision to overturn the FDA’s 22-year approval of the abortion medication mifepristone, U.S. Rep.
When their first child was born five weeks early, David Feng and Christy Shum, of Camas, knew their entry into parenthood might be a little more complicated than they’d imagined, but nothing prepared them for the unexpected maze of medical billing they would soon encounter.
The Washington Medical Commission has issued its final order regarding a Washougal physician assistant (PA) accused of promoting unfounded COVID-19 treatments and verbally harassing medical professionals treating hospitalized COVID patients.
With flu season right around the corner, health experts are concerned that concurrent viruses including flu, RSV and COVID-19 could set the stage for a tough fall and…
