A proposal to create a regional fire authority in Camas and Washougal would enhance protection in the area and would be a wise investment for taxpayers. The Columbian’s Editorial Board recommends a “yes” vote on Proposition No. 2.
In two contested races for Camas City Council, voters will find worthy incumbents and strong challengers. The Columbian’s Editorial Board recommends that Marilyn Boerke and Leslie Lewallen be retained on the nonpartisan council.
Pickleball player urges city of Camas to keep shared courts I was disheartened to read the article, “Parks chief seeks solution to pickleball-tennis conflict,” on the front page of The…
Federal budget cuts ignore Constitution, have widespread impacts As rapid changes are taking place in our government it is critical that our congressional representatives hear the voices of the people…
Vote ‘yes’ on the RFA: a smarter, safer future for our community In response to Mr. Perman’s April 3 letter to the editor regarding the proposed Camas-Washougal Regional…
Camas’ spending problem oozes into RFA It’s puzzling — and frankly frustrating — that the city of Camas claims it cannot afford to fund its…
By Joshua Seeds Guest Columnist 2024 was a big year for change in East County Fire and Rescue District. The Board of Fire Commissioners placed a levy lid…
Camas should keep fluoride in drinking water Camas should keep fluoride in our drinking water. Fluoride is safe, effective, and keeps our community healthy. For over 60 years,…
In support of light rail on I-5 Bridge Recently, an article was published in the Camas-Washougal Post-Record titled, “Camas opposes light rail on I-5 Bridge.” I am…
Today, The Camas-Washougal Post-Record introduces a new design for our “flag,” or logo. The Old English style is meant to reflect the charm of Camas and Washougal. We think readers will delight in the look of the paper, which is “proudly printed in Clark County” – another piece of flair we have added to the front page.
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