Quilters, knitters and crocheters from all over the area and as far away as New York will be bursting into Camas Friday to show off their artistic works. The first Camas Quilt & Fiber Arts Festival will take place Friday, from 5 to 8 p.m., and Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in downtown Camas.
When 2009 Camas High School graduate Fiona Hoffman started dancing at age 9, she thought it was silly and girly. She only did it because her mom made her. Now, Hoffman is about to begin her junior year in the dance program at The Juilliard School in New York and she dreams of one day starting her own dance company. Hoffman is hosting a solo concert to raise money for her tuition so she can continue attending Juilliard and work toward her dream of dancing professionally.
Fundraising underway for covered playground Cape Horn-Skye Elementary is offering a unique opportunity for community members to contribute to its "Covered Playground Project."
Aspiring food entrepreneurs are invited to find out if their products could one day be sold on the shelves of the soon-to-open New Seasons Market.
A mobile veterinary unit will soon be coming to Camas.
Boy Scout Joel Edward Holland II of Troop 549 was recently awarded the rank of Eagle Scout, which is Scouting's highest honor.
The following students were named to the dean's list at Washougal High School for the 2011 second semester:
Local graduates from technical institute Bradley Downs of Camas graduated from the Information Technology and Communication Systems program at Perry Technical Institute in Yakima.
Charis Wright and Andrew Naffin recently announced their plans to be married in September 2011.
This past week, a disturbing incident took place that had the potential to turn out much worse than it did.
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