Login
Newsletters
April 16, 2026
Lower Columbia River spring Chinook season extended
Lower catch rates have resulted in the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife extending the spring Chinoook season in the Columbia River.
Lower catch rates have resulted in the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife extending the spring Chinoook season in the Columbia River.
Ethan Harris has a hard time choosing his fondest memory from the 2025-26 Camas boys basketball season because of how many stand out.
Spring chinook fishing on the Columbia River is set to end after April 8, and although the fishery got off to a slow start, river conditions are favorable, and catches are beginning to improve.
Tenzin Kelsang’s introduction to the swimming pool came when he was just 3 years old.
Washington House Bill 2668, which would have provided substantial funding for the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife to look for an alternative site for the state-run Bob Oke Pheasant Game Farm near Centralia, did not pass in the recent legislative session.
Injuries and absences were a key theme of the Camas boys basketball team’s season, but the Papermakers never allowed them to become excuses.
Oregon and Washington State fisheries managers followed the staff recommendations and anglers will get 39 days to fish the main stem Columbia River for spring chinook this season.
TACOMA — Victoria Nicacio’s second state wrestling title came about differently than her first.
Camas School District leaders are bubbling with excitement over the latest developments in their plan to cover Camas High School’s tennis courts with an all-weather dome.
Cohen Butler of Camas has been selected as the Gatorade Washington Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year.