The City of Camas and Boy Scout Troop 565 are coming together to work toward improving the habitat and beauty of the south shore of Lacamas Lake. The organizations are hoping citizens will also step forward to join the effort.
Two-hundred seventy local youth recently spent time away from the traditional comforts of home, to get a taste of what life was like for Mormon pioneers more than 170 years ago.
An anonymous donation of $17,000 will allow the Camas Municipal Pool to remain open for an extra week. The extended season runs from Monday, Aug. 29 to Saturday, Sept.
Five new red and green buoys were installed on Lacamas Lake earlier this month, with the aim of making navigation through the channel easier and safer for boaters.
In 2015 the Camas-Washougal Fire Department spent $646,000 on overtime expenses, exceeding budgeted levels by more than $200,000.
The stars of a popular History series will soon be on the hunt for “rusty gold,” in Washington. According to a news release Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, stars of…
The Camas-Washougal Fire Chief this morning announced that all outdoor burning is prohibited within the city limits. State and Clark County officials issued similar mandates earlier this week. The ban…
The Camas City Council is looking at whether a utility tax might be a viable option to help diversify the city’s revenue stream.
Sigma Design, Inc., announced Tuesday that Camas will become home to the company’s new world headquarters. The product design and engineering firm recently acquired the building and property that previously…
The Camas City Council will soon consider a resolution that if approved would place a moratorium on new wireless telecommunications towers within city limits. During Monday’s workshop, Councilman Don…
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