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September 25, 2025
‘On cutting edge of science and manufacturing’
CAMAS — As nLIGHT CEO Scott Keeney clicked through a slideshow overview of the company’s 25 years, a roughly 6-foot-tall military laser loomed across the room.
CAMAS — As nLIGHT CEO Scott Keeney clicked through a slideshow overview of the company’s 25 years, a roughly 6-foot-tall military laser loomed across the room.
A program for Clark County high school students to earn tuition-free college credits is actually delaying some from graduating.
CAMAS — To get a jump on the season, the Camas volleyball team stacks the early part of its schedule with tough opponents.
Kaiser Permanente workers across Southwest Washington voted Friday to authorize their union to call a strike.
The city of Washougal has reported that recent tests show a slight increase in perfluorooctane sulfonic acid levels in three city wells and a slight decrease in two wells, with…
Those looking to upgrade their windows or switch to a heat pump water heater may benefit from the latest round of energy-efficiency incentives offered by Clark Public Utilities.
People can watch artists paint outdoors at various points along Northeast Fourth Avenue and other main downtown Camas streets from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., then attend an artist reception at RedDoor Gallery, 411 N.E. Dallas Street, from 4 to 6 p.m. to see the finished art, meet the artists and view an awards ceremony.
Oregon forestry officials recently announced that invasive emerald ash borers have been found in six new locations in the Portland area and warned a widespread infestation is on the way.
The city of Camas is exploring the possibility of bringing back parklets, three years after rescinding the operating permits for the open-air eating spaces introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
For several years, West Columbia Gorge Humane Society Executive Director Micki Simeone longed to do something to spruce up the two shipping-container storage buildings on the east side of the Washougal animal shelter.