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February 3, 2022
Camas mulls adding Juneteenth to official city holiday calendar
The Camas City Council is poised to add another date to the city’s list of official, paid holidays.
The Camas City Council is poised to add another date to the city’s list of official, paid holidays.
The Camas City Council is expected to pass a resolution this month that would help protect the privacy of people who provide public comments during public city meetings.
Camas Parks and Recreation is now accepting entries for poster designs to help promote the city’s policy prohibiting smoking and tobacco use within Camas parks. The city is currently developing…
Man injured in Washougal barn fire
Clark County is accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the seven-member Parks Advisory Board for a term that begins April 1. Board members serve three-year terms. Upon expiration of…
Educational Service District 112 and the Washougal School District are once again offering the “1, 2, 3 Grow & Learn” program in-person at Hathaway Elementary School. The free child/parent program…
Camas City Council: The Council will hold a remote workshop at 4:30 p.m. and a remote regular meeting at 7 p.m. via Zoom on Monday, Feb. 7. For more information, visit cityofcamas.us/yourgovernment/minuteagendavideo
After Jemtegaard Middle School history teacher Scott Rainey was announced as the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Department of Washington’s 2021-22 Citizenship Education Middle School Teacher of the Year, he couldn’t help but think about his father, Louis, a 23-year United States Navy veteran.
The family of Ric Mason – better known to many locals as “Painless Ric,” the owner of Painless Ric’s Tattoo Parlor – will host a celebration of life for the longtime downtown Camas business owner from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 6, at the Black Pearl on the Columbia, 56 S. First St., Washougal.
Unhappy with the Port of Camas-Washougal’s recent decision to eliminate annual launch ramp permits, a group of outspoken Parker’s Landing Marina users said this week they are optimistic they can change the Port commissioners’ minds.