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August 20, 2026
Camas parks to host Zombie Dash Fun Run
Runners can test their speed — and their ability to dodge zombies — during Camas Parks & Recreation’s Zombie Dash Fun Run on Oct. 17.
Runners can test their speed — and their ability to dodge zombies — during Camas Parks & Recreation’s Zombie Dash Fun Run on Oct. 17.
A chance encounter on a walkie-talkie frequency brought Adam and Julianne Heil together in 1999. Their conversations soon moved from the airwaves to emails, chat messages and, eventually, in-person visits as their friendship blossomed into romance and marriage.
Residents will have an opportunity to experience the future North Shore Trail during Camas Parks & Recreation's second annual Leadbetter Walk & Roll event on Sept. 13.
Malia Cropper’s martial arts journey began before she was old enough to train.
Harlan Nelson had been experiencing heart problems before going to Wolfe Courts at Hathaway Park on July 15. But after being cleared by his doctor, he decided to play pickleball anyway.
Tim Taylor has pressed a rotating cast of Washougal officials since 2021 to address his concerns about speeding cars on W Street near his house.
CAMAS — Many people view algae blooms as a problem too big for any one person to solve. Emily Jiang saw an opportunity to prove that one person still could make a difference.
The city of Washougal and the Washougal Police Department have postponed their National Night Out event, originally scheduled for Aug. 4, because of forecasted poor air quality from wildfire smoke.
To Leah Nichelson, downtown Camas was once a place people passed through, not a destination. She remembers being dropped off at the Liberty Theatre as a child to see a movie, then heading home past boarded-up storefronts and mostly empty sidewalks.
WASHOUGAL — David Scott helped secure federal funding for Washougal’s long-awaited 32nd Street rail crossing project, one of the defining accomplishments of his 17 years leading the city. But when asked what he’s proudest of, the retiring city manager doesn’t cite roads or buildings. He credits the city employees who deliver services to residents every day.