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November 12, 2026
Delaney Taylor, owner of Sanctuary Color Arts Studio, from left, takes a break with colleagues Arlene Taylor and Linda Medrano at the start of their workday Oct. 21. The new Camas business combines holistic color analysis, personal style, creative gatherings and curated gifts with a broader mission of helping women navigate life transitions. (Photos by Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)

Empowered environment at Sanctuary Color Arts Studio in Camas

CAMAS — After years of feeling constrained by difficult personal experiences and major family and career transitions, Delaney Taylor decided to create something of her own. Seeking a fresh professional start while raising her daughter as a single parent, Taylor opened Sanctuary Color Arts Studio in Camas in 2025 to help others navigate similar challenges.

November 12, 2026

Washougal, Camas fall in football bids

OLYMPIA 48, CAMAS 41 — David Ukwu broke free on an 85-yard touchdown run with 5:35 to play to lift No. 16 Olympia to a wild win over No. 17 Camas in a 4A state-qualifying football playoff game Friday in Olympia.

October 29, 2026
Camas resident Jette Bigelow, who performs under the stage name Jette B, released two new original songs Oct. 9 on Spotify. (Michael Verity Photography)

Camas singer-songwriter, 13, on road to success

CAMAS — Jette Bigelow knows she wants to be a professional musician when she grows up. She’s just not willing to wait until she’s an adult to make her dreams come true.

October 29, 2026
Camas City Hall is pictured April 14, 2020. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian files)

Camas change of government set for Feb. ballot

Camas voters in February will decide whether to replace the city’s mayor-council system with a council-manager structure in which a professional manager would oversee day-to-day operations.