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November 18, 2014
Nourishing the body and mind
In June 2003, the Lost and Found Cafe opened its doors and began serving meals to the hungry and homeless in Camas-Washougal.
In June 2003, the Lost and Found Cafe opened its doors and began serving meals to the hungry and homeless in Camas-Washougal.
Was wind storm damage a natural occurrence or man-made? The wind storm this past Tuesday/Wednesday was nothing new. We have had these types of storms every year. We occasionally lost a tree. But this one was very different.
A former migrant worker who lived in Texas is gratified to help feed residents from Camas, Washougal and neighboring communities.
Donations are currently being collected for the largest food drive in the Camas-Washougal area.
Thanks to a grant from Samsung and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, local students will have access to technology tools in a comfortable, safe environment after school lets out for the day.
Students in Debbie Kramer's second grade class at Hathaway Elementary recently gained an appreciation for science and art as they studied botany.
Holly Days Craft Fair, breakfast with Santa benefits Grad Night The annual Holly Days Craft Fair and pancake breakfast with Santa will benefit the Camas Grad Night 2015 event.
The Washington State Board of Education will meet at Educational Service District 112 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday to discuss the kindergarten through 12th grade system's transition to career and college-ready standards, and impacts on high school graduation requirements.
Johnson-Higley Emily Rose Johnson and Jacob Scott Higley, both of Washougal, have announced their plans to be married March 7, 2015, at Gateway Church in Washougal.
Phones are ringing across the city this week as the Camas Educational Foundation has launched its annual "Phone-A-Thon" fundraising campaign.