The Clark County Medical Examiner’s Office today released the cause of death for homicide victim Michael “Chad” Holmes, of Camas. According to the medical examiner’s office, the 52-year-old Holmes died…
In the same way that farmers markets and wineries offer the public a chance to meet the people who grow, raise and ferment the vegetables, meats and wine placed on dining room tables, studio artist tours offer a chance to meet the artists who paint, sculpt, fuse, hammer and weave beloved pieces of artwork.
For many working parents, the annual “Take Your Child to Work” day is a simple enough affair. Mom’s a police officer? Come ride in the patrol car and hang out at the station. Dad’s a nurse? Watch him gauge a patient’s blood pressure and learn how to use a stethoscope.
A crowd of Camas luminaries and history lovers gathered April 26 at the Camas Public Library for the unveiling of the new Virginia M. Lethlean Holland Warren Collection.
For those who haven’t yet visited the “Northwest Wonderland” art show at the Second Story Gallery above the Camas library, there are two days left to experience Camas photographer Dale C. Larson’s awe-inspiring portraits of some of the Pacific Northwest’s most beautiful places and creatures.
Nearly finished with their months-long community outreach efforts concerning the redesign of a critical Camas intersection at Northeast Lake Road and Northeast Everett Street, Camas city staff are now preparing to present the Camas City Council with their initial findings.
Fire commissioners at East County Fire and Rescue (ECFR) will again ask voters to support the rural fire district by passing a fire levy lid lift in the August primary election.
A nearly decade-long search for a future Washougal community library site found its “best-case scenario” ending this week.
Pam Maxey never expected to become an advocate for pitbulls. In fact, had you asked the Camas paramedic 20 years ago what kind of dog she envisioned living in her home, her last response probably would have been “pitbull.”
As we prepare to move out of the Post-Record’s offices in downtown Camas, there is one thing that has become very apparent: we are moving, but we aren’t really going…
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