When the city of Camas completed its Housing Action Plan in early 2021, a few things were very clear: the city’s housing inventory — dominated by large, pricey, single-family homes — was quickly edging out many would-be Camasonians, including lower- to middle-income families, seniors on fixed-incomes and young adults just starting their careers.
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The Hometown Holidays celebrations will wrap up this year with a free Christmas Eve breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m., Sunday, Dec. 24, at the Camas Community Center, 1718 S.E. Seventh St, Camas.
The annual Young Men in Action program is giving fifth-grade Hathaway Elementary School boys an opportunity to develop new life skills.
Washougal Community Ed to offer arts camps for local students
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4278 and local Scouts will host an afternoon of flag-folding lessons and etiquette, followed by a flag retirement ceremony, Sunday, June 11. The…
The Camas-Washougal Post-Record recently won the top award for General Excellence in its circulation division in the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association’s Better Newspaper Contest.
Riverview to acquire MBank
Kaitlyn Johnson delivered a four-star performance for the Washougal girls track and field team Thursday, at Longview Memorial Stadium. The senior earned first place in the 100-meter dash, with a time of 12.99 seconds, 200 dash, in 27.57 seconds, and the triple jump, with a leap of 29 feet, 8 inches. Johnson also helped her sister Kari, RaeAnn Allen and Paige Roberts win the 800 relay in 2:04.14.
Positively impacting local children will be the focus of an upcoming dinner and auction organized by the Camas-Washougal Soroptimists. The event, set for Saturday at the Camas Community Center, will support the East County Resource Center's Weekend Backpack Program. Through donations and other support, children who might otherwise not be fed over the weekends when they don't have access to school lunches are given nourishment they can easily assemble on their own. Donated backpacks are filled with items like peanut butter, pancake mix, crackers, cereal, snacks, applesauce, fruit snacks, fruit cups and canned goods such as ravioli and spaghetti.
