February 8, 2024
Camas seeks public input regarding Family Fun Fridays events
Camas Parks and Recreation is working with Columbia Play Project to continue the Family Fun Fridays open play program for 2024. These popular, summertime drop-in play…
Camas Parks and Recreation is working with Columbia Play Project to continue the Family Fun Fridays open play program for 2024. These popular, summertime drop-in play…
Camas seeks public input regarding Family Fun Fridays
Mihaela Keller-Loss has worked diligently to improve her grappling and wrestling techniques since switching from sport karate to mixed martial arts (MMA) several years ago. But the Washougal resident’s greatest strength continues to be her striking ability, which she used to win more than 20 world championships during her two decades as a karate fighter.
The Camas City Council has cleared the way for a new Camas-Washougal Fire Department (CWFD) headquarters station to be built in downtown Camas.
“Our world has changed in ways we could not have imagined. Often these changes have required us to adapt in unexpected ways. How are you dealing with change? Have you found new insights or a new perspective? Have you rearranged your priorities? Have you found a different way of looking, feeling, experiencing or responding?”
Camas and Washougal city officials this week agreed to extend the decade-long interlocal agreement that merged the two cities’ fire departments into the joint Camas-Washougal Fire Department (CWFD) in 2013, and to place a regional fire authority proposal before local voters in 2025.
The Clark County Youth Commission is seeking nominations to recognize 300 local youth that demonstrate personal growth and community contribution in one of thirteen categories of achievement. Youth will be…
The Clark County Commission on Aging is focusing on emergency preparedness in 2024, particularly for people over the age of 50. Emergency preparedness is crucial to maintaining quality of life…
Camas, Washougal students to perform in honor band
Camas School District voters will soon decide the fate of two replacement levies that supplement state and federal funding and account for approximately 15% of the school district’s annual revenues.
