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June 30, 2015
Brian Joiner prepares to fly his Pilot Extra 330 model plane on a sunny Friday morning. The Vancouver resident is the past president and current vice president of the Fern Prairie Modelers in Washougal.

A place to fly

Brian Joiner eyes the runway, preparing for takeoff.

June 23, 2015
Fresh cut flowers are a popular item at the Camas Farmer's Market.

Bringing fresh back

The sounds of music, excited children and friendly greetings echoed through the streets of downtown Camas on a recent sunny Wednesday afternoon.

June 16, 2015
A chaotic and colorful scene breaks out at Doc Harris Stadium after all the graduating Camas High School seniors received their diplomas Friday.

Class of 2015

Friday and Saturday were filled with community pride as friends and family gathered to watch local students earn their high school diplomas. There were tears, laughter and a sense of accomplishment and anticipation, as one chapter closed and another opened. The Post-Record has put together a wrap-up of the festivities from all four schools.

June 16, 2015
Sunglasses or graduation ceremony programs were used to shield graduates and spectators eyes from the sun. The high temperature in Washougal Saturday was 76 degrees.

A time to say goodbye

The Washougal High School 101st commencement ceremony served as an opportunity to say farewell to several faculty and staff members, as well as the Class of 2015.

June 2, 2015
Participants on the Camas Unified Soccer team work together during practices and games. The program helps special education and general education students get to know each other in a team setting.

Everyone’s an athlete

When asked what he enjoys most about being a member of the Unified Soccer team, Josiah Schmid breaks into a big smile and shrugs his shoulders.

May 26, 2015
The Fabuleux Cayeux is on display at the Mount Pleasant Iris Farm.

Creating beauty

Venita Faye Scott knows a thing or two about irises.

May 19, 2015
Maya (left) and Michelle Tuell first met when Maya was a 10-month-old living at an orphanage in Nepal. Michelle brought Maya home to live with her family permanently when she was a year old, and has detailed the experience in a recently published book, "Our Angel From Nepal."

Bringing home their ‘angel’

It took some time for Michelle Tuell to convince her husband, Chuck, to consider adoption. "I had always wanted a daughter," she said. "But after having three boys, I thought it wasn't in my family plan."