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October 9, 2025
Papermakers turn 7-7 game into rout over 3 minutes, 16 seconds of fourth quarter
A week after being shut out, the Camas Papermakers offense came to life in a span of 3 minutes and 16 seconds of the fourth quarter.
A week after being shut out, the Camas Papermakers offense came to life in a span of 3 minutes and 16 seconds of the fourth quarter.
On Christmas Day of 2022, Aaron Lutz received word from one of his regular customers that the family had lost water service at their house due to freezing weather. Lutz didn’t hesitate to act, temporarily pausing his own holiday festivities to save somebody else’s.
The last time Jon Eagle stood on a sideline opposite the Camas Papermakers was Oct. 29, 1988.
The city of Camas has named Scott Collins as its next public works director.
Clark County vaccination rates for respiratory illnesses continue to lag behind state averages, according to the most recent data from the county’s health department.
Following a meeting with Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey and a tour of the recently remodeled and expanded Clark County Elections Office last week, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, said she is a firm believer in Washington’s vote-by-mail system and that she will fight to protect it while in Washington, D.C.
A Thurston County judge has given C-Tran some breathing room in its dispute with the state over the transit agency’s board composition.
Clark County’s county manager will face a formal review process in the months ahead.
GRESHAM, Ore. — One of the largest cross country meets in the nation, Nike Portland XC drew more than 1,000 high school runners from across the West to Gresham.
WASHOUGAL — For nine years, Washougal Coffee Company provided a place for people to connect, socialize, work and participate in events. Residents say the coffee shop fostered a sense of belonging and strengthened the local social fabric.