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June 11, 2026
Cohen Butler of Camas goes out on top, settting state-meet record in winning 3,200 title
For most athletes, breaking a state meet record would be the defining accomplishment of a career.
For most athletes, breaking a state meet record would be the defining accomplishment of a career.
TACOMA — By the time Cohen Butler powered into the final straightaway of Saturday’s Class 4A boys 3,200-meter final, victory was all but secured.
The Camas High School tennis teams were forced to cancel more than 40 percent of their matches and practices during the 2025-26 school year because of weather conditions. Beginning next school year, that number will drop to zero — and remain there for the foreseeable future.
To celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, Washougal is thinking big — 37 feet by 17 feet, to be exact.
Students in Clark County reported lower rates of depression and suicidal feelings compared with recent years, according to the Washington State Department of Health’s latest “Healthy Youth Survey.”
Ella Thompson will very soon become a Division I collegiate athlete.
Soon-to-be teachers in Clark County are navigating a tough job market at a time when several local school districts are cutting staff.
With federal support shrinking, more nonprofits in Southwest Washington are vying for a smaller pool of local funding that’s already stretched thin.
Adam Mathieson’s message to 180 high school football players began with how the meaning of the word “competition” has been distorted.
Three schools in the Camas and Washougal school districts have been recognized through the Washington School Recognition Program for exceptional progress in student achievement and growth.