Camas author Susan Tate Ankeny had heard her father’s breathtaking World War II story — Dean Tate, a B-17 bombardier, shot down over Nazi-occupied France, rescued by a French Resistance network — countless times before.
Thick smoke from wildfires burning throughout Washington, Oregon and California blanketed the Camas-Washougal area this week, bringing with it hazardous air quality conditions and school, business and public…
The Port of Camas-Washougal will soon begin its periodic update of the Port’s strategic plan.
Longtime educator Chuck Carpenter has been named the newest director on the Washougal School Board.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has forced Camas and Washougal school district leaders to furlough and reduce hours for hundreds of classified employees. The furloughs and hour-reductions…
Air quality throughout the Camas-Washougal area has plummeted into the “hazardous” zone due to multiple wildfires burning in Southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon. As of 9…
In an effort to keep the Interstate 5 Bridge clear for possible wildfire evacuees, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has postponed a bridge repair project that would have…
A 10-acre fire burning near Washougal River Road mile marker 5 on Tuesday, Sept. 8, sparked a Level 1 “Be Ready” warning for residents in about 60 homes between Paradise Road and Northeast Rosemary Drive.
Partial I-5 bridge closure begins Sept. 12
Graduating from college in the midst of a global pandemic that has shuttered much of the entertainment industry and severely impacted school music programs was not what Camas natives Ellie Cook and Sierra Aton envisioned when they finished their respective musical theater and music education degrees.
