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July 25, 2019
Widespread pollinator disappearance worries Camas-Washougal gardeners
Camas resident Marian Neumann is walking through her lush backyard garden, examining flowers and bushes for bees.
Camas resident Marian Neumann is walking through her lush backyard garden, examining flowers and bushes for bees.
The Camas-Washougal communities lost two longtime public servants this month.
A small subdivision planned for Camas’ Northwest 43rd Avenue area became ground zero in a battle to protect that city’s urban tree canopy this week after members of Camas Tree Protectors (CTP) organized a sit-in to protest the destruction of more than 70 trees on a lot planned for 12 new single-family homes.
The fate of a Camas-based community aquatics center will soon be in voters’ hands.
A man has been hospitalized with serious, life-threatening injuries after an early morning collision between a small truck and a BNSF Railway train in Camas. First responders from the Camas…
Camas area residents hoping to protect that city’s urban tree canopy will host a peaceful sit-in next week to protest the destruction of more than 70 trees at Waverly Place,…
The new open-air Riverview Pavilion at Skamania Lodge just opened to corporate gatherings, weddings and groups in mid-May, but the 2,500-square-foot space is already booked solid on weekends through the fall.
The Camas School District Board of Directors will meet next week to discuss the budget, a looming deficit and local tax levy rates at a workshop scheduled for Monday, July 22.
A Camas church will host a “Lights for Liberty” vigil to highlight abuses faced by asylum seekers and refugees on the United States’ southern border and call for an end to human detention camps being run by the U.S. government.
The Camas-Washougal area means different things to different people, but for the 2019 Camas Days Royal King and Queen, Chuck and Barbara Carpenter, it’s all about finding their perfect spot.