Third Thursday set for Nov. 18 in downtown Camas
The Downtown Camas Association’s monthly Third Thursday shopping and dining event will take place this week, from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18, throughout historic downtown Camas. …
The Downtown Camas Association’s monthly Third Thursday shopping and dining event will take place this week, from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18, throughout historic downtown Camas. …
Hometown Holidays returns to Camas on Friday, Dec. 3
Keith Mills will always remember the first time he helped save a life.
“There are so many needs beyond what health insurance covers,” said Susan Stearns, CEO of Pink Lemonade Project, a Vancouver nonprofit that seeks to educate, empower and support people affected by breast cancer.
The Washougal Studio Artists Tour is so popular organizers decided they just can no longer limit it to once a year.
Camas artist Paul Solevad likes to “say just enough, but not too much” with his paintings. This way, people can let their own creativity run wild when they view Solevad’s work.
Vancouver-based Why Racing’s annual Scary Run will be held Sunday, Oct. 31, in Washougal. The event’s half marathon will begin at 8:30 a.m., with 5- and…
Clark County Public Health is encouraging residents to take precautions during Halloween activities to reduce the risk of catching or spreading COVID-19. Clark County’s COVID-19 case…
When Taylor Poulsen sees people at Washougal High School’s upcoming homecoming dance wearing dresses that they otherwise wouldn’t have had access to if it wasn’t for her efforts, an already special evening will become all the more memorable.
The practice of gift giving has unique significance in many indigenous cultures. The practice shows respect to the receiver of the gift, as well as to their family members and ancestors. It is also a way to show appreciation for guidance or advice, or for assistance from those with distinct abilities such as healers or ceremonialists. Several tribes traditionally welcome visitors with gifts as well.