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May 29, 2025
Vancouver invites public to attend open house on 192nd Ave. improvement project
The 18th annual Camas Farmer’s Market will return to downtown Camas for the 2025 season on Wednesday, June 4.
The 18th annual Camas Farmer’s Market will return to downtown Camas for the 2025 season on Wednesday, June 4.
A wrong-way driver hit another car head-on Monday night on state Highway 14 in Camas, killing one person and injuring two others, according to the Washington State Patrol. Erik…
Washougal High School science teacher William Baur is a state finalist for the 2025 Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching, an annual program administered by the National Science Foundation on behalf of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
As Pride celebrations across the country report a lack of sponsorship, funding and support in the wake of a presidential administration that has cracked down on LGBTQ rights, the annual Camas Pride Block Party stands out.
Rising costs have forced the Washougal School District to pivot to Plan B for its Washougal High School roof-replacement project.
The Skyridge Middle School Science Olympiad team made Camas history last month when it became the city’s first middle school team to win the state Science Olympiad championship.
The Two Rivers Heritage Museum has a paid employee for the first time in its history.
Construction on the Hyas Point mixed-use development on the Washougal waterfront hit a public milestone last week with the May 13 arrival of a tower crane.
Since 1996, scientists, researchers, staff and volunteers at Mount St. Helens Institute have been working to educate students and visitors about the mountain’s unique volcanic landscape. Despite recent staffing and budget cuts at the U.S. Forest Service, which oversees management and operations of the national monument, the institute remains committed to providing educational resources to visitors.
While Clark County’s chief public defender says he’s grateful the Legislature more than doubled funding for public defense services in its new budget, he still wishes the state would do more.