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October 8, 2026
Kickoff return helps Camas pull away from Battle Ground
BATTLE GROUND — Camas had been unable to shake a Battle Ground team that was suddenly nipping at its heels.
BATTLE GROUND — Camas had been unable to shake a Battle Ground team that was suddenly nipping at its heels.
A Little Wings Library officially arrived in downtown Camas with a ribbon-cutting ceremony during First Friday on Oct. 2.
For the first time in its 60-year history, Southwest Washington’s Educational Opportunities for Children and Families is facing a direct attack in how it operates its Head Start program, said Rekah Strong, the nonprofit’s chief executive officer.
Ridgefield High School senior Elizabeth Ibarra has noticed more face-to-face social interactions among her fellow students since the school board implemented an “away for the day” cellphone policy a year ago.
Three Camas High School students have been selected for Enspire Arts' 2026-27 Arts Ambassador program, a yearlong mentorship opportunity for young Clark County artists.
CAMAS — Niko Blank has seen the need for a safe, accepting space for queer, neurodivergent and other young people in east Clark County for some time.
Last season, the Washougal football team found its identity in Week 2.
The leader of Washington’s public school system on Thursday outlined his multibillion-dollar budget request he says is needed to ensure the state meets its legal obligations to fund basic education for more than 1 million students.
Everyone in Camas knows Doc Harris Stadium is the place to be on Friday nights in the fall.
