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July 9, 2026
Commercial fishermen hurt by funding cut to SAFE area fisheriesSubscriber Exclusive
A program designed to help commercial fishing on the Columbia River while also helping endangered salmon may no longer be safe.
A program designed to help commercial fishing on the Columbia River while also helping endangered salmon may no longer be safe.
The Camas Alumni swim meet made its returns for a second year, and you could say it made another big splash.
Summer high school all-star football events often struggle to fill out their rosters.
Even while pro basketball and World Cup football (aka soccer) tournaments have absorbed the attention of sports lovers across the nation and around the globe, a different game is gaining popularity and real estate here in Clark County: cricket.
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.
Jeremiah Romano, Amy VanTassel, Carson Ray, Jessica Gordon, Scott Gullickson were winners at the Reflection Run, a half marathon, 10-kilometer and 5-kilometer running event Sunday in Washougal.
Ella Thompson will very soon become a Division I collegiate athlete.
Ahead of the spring chinook mid-May Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) run update, the fisheries managers of Oregon and Washington opted in a bistate meeting last Tuesday to reopen the Columbia River for additional retention days over two weekends.