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July 1, 2021

Skaters and scooter users ride a half-pipe ramp at Lunchmoney Indoor Skate Park in Washougal on Jan. 23, 2020. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)

Washougal skatepark receives donation

Members of the 100+ Women Who Care Clark County organization presented $2,625 to Lunchmoney Indoor Skatepark founders John Henrikson and Rochelle Ramos on Friday, June 18. …

December 10, 2020

A lighted holiday tree stands in front of the Liberty Theatre in downtown Camas on Friday, Dec. 4, 2020. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

Camas, Washougal swing into holiday mode

The holiday season may look a little different this year during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the cancellation of events like Camas’ traditional Hometown Holidays and Washougal’s Lighted Christmas Parade, but there are still plenty of season’s greetings to be found in the cities’ downtown shopping districts.

December 10, 2020

Janice D'Aloia (left) and Mike D'Aloia (right) are pictured with their adopted children, Ruthie Davies (second from right) and Kyle Davies (second from left), in 2019. The D'Aloias, of Washougal, adopted Ruthie and Kyle in April 2020, after fostering the children for nearly six years. (Contributed photo courtesy of Janice D'Aloia)

‘Holiday Magic’ brings joy to foster children

Washingtonians have a chance to help brighten the holidays this year for the more than 8,000 children and teens in the state’s foster care system.

September 5, 2019

This oil painting, titled "Through the Doorway at Steigerwald Refuge," will be auctioned during September at Second Story Gallery, located upstairs in the Camas Public Library, 625 N.E. Fourth Ave., Camas. The local artist, Cheryl Mathieson, notes that this artful steel gateway is a real door into the refuge that may soon disappear while the area is closed and reworked for water flow improvements. The painting will be a reminder of how the trail system once looped through the lowlands. Mathieson is offering the artwork in a silent auction, with bids accepted through 1 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 28. All proceed benefit Second Story Gallery. The 16-by-24-inch canvas is framed in deep bronze and can be found on an easel in the gallery, in front of artwork by 15 Northwest Oil Painters Guild artists. The Guild's two-month exhibit, "Show Your Colors," ends Sept. 28. (Contributed photo courtesy of Second Story Gallery)

Around Town: Sept. 5-12

PUBLIC MEETINGS

April 20, 2017

School notes for April 20, 2017

Camtown Youth Festival flea market tables available

May 15, 2013

Camas soccer seniors Houston Taie (right) and Matt Rose (left) celebrate with goalkeeper Sharif Batroukh (middle) after Batroukh blocked the last shot in a shootout with Skyline Tuesday, at Doc Harris Stadium. The win propels the Papermakers into the quarterfinal round of their first 4A state tournament.

On the sidelines: Magic continues for Camas soccer

A magical soccer season continues in Camas. The boys in the white and black defeated the Skyline Spartans in a shootout Tuesday, at Doc Harris Stadium. Once again, the Papermakers are one victory away from playing in the Final Four. Nate Beasley, Austin Cassity, Calvin Goon, Sam Pizot and Cayne Cardwell delivered goals in the shootout for Camas. Skyline answered the bell four times, but Papermaker goalkeeper Sharif Batroukh denied the Spartans on their fifth and final attempt and the victory belonged to Camas.

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