February 9, 2016
A vote that counts
Time to make the votes count.
Time to make the votes count.
Support an investment in the Camas community
There is so much talk about who our children should look up to as role models.
Possibilities for the Garfield Building are endless
Ballots for the Feb. 9 special election began arriving in local mailboxes during this past week. This time around, it's Camas voters who will have the opportunity to decide whether to support a capital improvement bond that would fund major projects throughout the school district.
Camas mayor supports school bond
Today is day nine of the Washington State legislature's 60-day session. Among the many issues these elected leaders will be discussing, debating and voting on is a bill that if approved would add some very necessary teeth to an existing law that as it currently stands provides for minimal penalties for violations of the state's open public meetings act.
Animal shelter should help local cats
During planning commission and city council meetings, there are times where citizens have wondered out loud how and when certain decisions have been made regarding land use and development issues. Sometimes, by the time a specific project is being proposed and the development application is submitted, some key decisions have already gone through a public process.
Oil trains threaten the community
