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September 10, 2026
Camas’ Roots Restaurant closes after 23 years
One of Clark County’s first modern fine-dining restaurants, Roots Restaurant and Bar, shuttered Tuesday.
One of Clark County’s first modern fine-dining restaurants, Roots Restaurant and Bar, shuttered Tuesday.
For someone who has spent two decades in Camas city government, Steve Hogan might be expected to have a strong opinion about how that government should operate. But as the city considers a potential shift to a council-manager system, he said he’s not picking sides.
Everyone in Camas knows Doc Harris Stadium is the place to be on Friday nights in the fall.
While pregnant with her second child in 2024, Terry Wiener had a routine genetic screening that revealed she carries the gene for adrenoleukodystrophy, a rare and devastating neurological disease that can rob children of their ability to walk, speak, see and survive.
It’s a necessary evil.
A judge has dismissed criminal charges against a <URL destination="https://www.columbian.com/news/2025/oct/08/man-accused-of-fatally-driving-into-father-son-to-undergo-further-assessment-mental-health-evaluation-inconclusive/">Camas man who drove his pickup into a father and son, killing them, last year in east Vancouver.
A new measles case reported last month has pushed Clark County to the highest number of confirmed cases in the state, prompting public health officials to look for ways to address the county’s declining vaccination rates.
OnPoint Community Credit Union will open its first Camas branch Sept. 3 at 19530 NW Brady Road, expanding its presence to nine branches in Clark County.
Private K-12 school Agape Christian Academy has closed its high school program ahead of the 2026-27 school year just three years after it launched.
Luxury experiences are in demand. Clark County now has a nautical player in the industry, offering private, chartered voyages down the Columbia River with a personal chef and bartender.