Shirley Bishop wasn’t exposed to a lot of art when she was growing up. It wasn’t until high school that Bishop, more of an athlete type, took a stained glass class, which helped her discover her creative nature.
Coventry Gardens of London, a longtime Vancouver-area flower shop with a British twist, recently moved to Camas and owner Rachel Bakker says she couldn’t be happier.
Camas artist Barbara Hope remembers the days before she learned to master her artistic medium.
If the thought of doing your taxes this year makes you feel like running in the other direction, a service offered at the Camas Public Library on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons might be able to help.
A project of historic proportions recently concluded in downtown Washougal.
Pets in need of a temporary home are finding shelter with a few local families in a process known as “fostering.”
Visitors to the Downtown Camas Association’s February First Friday celebration may have a tough time choosing which event to take in first.
Dispel any preconceived notions you might have about what type — and age — of person might be interested in crocheting.
After a long day at work, a partner can provide companionship and a chance to vent about your day. But what happens when your partner in love also is your partner at work?
L eon Malfait is making the rounds at the Washougal Senior Center, greeting old friends and making new ones.
