As a vision of the long-awaited Camas-Washougal Community Center starts to take shape, one component that seems to be a must-have is some sort of replacement for the now-shuttered Crown Park swimming pool in Camas.
Sharp Electronics is selling off its last major property in Camas.
For Camas City Council members, it may seem like it’s always budget season. For interested citizens, however, it’s just beginning.
Along with drumsticks and mashed potatoes, Camas residents will be getting a new mayor the week of Thanksgiving.
A lot of rules seem unfair in high school. Camas High not letting its actors bring home their swords, however, is probably one of the more reasonable ones.
In Camas, it was a basketball, not a straw, that broke the camel’s back — rather, it was a lot of basketballs.
The light above Attic Gallery co-owner Maria Gonser’s desk is out, but she doesn’t have time to worry about that right now — not when her already-lengthy project list just got a lot longer.
Following a seven-month, citywide debate over firefighter staffing levels, Camas leaders are considering hiring four new firefighters in 2019.
The city of Camas has added 190 acres of open space to its pocket.
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