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December 14, 2017
Delivery driver assaulted in attempted robbery
Police say a delivery driver who had pulled off of Washougal River Road near milepost 7.5 this afternoon to arrange items in his vehicle was the victim of an assault…
Police say a delivery driver who had pulled off of Washougal River Road near milepost 7.5 this afternoon to arrange items in his vehicle was the victim of an assault…
After working more than three months without a contract, classified employees in the Washougal School District have ratified a two-year contract. The 2017-2019 contract, approved by the district this week…
With a member list that reads like a textbook of the world’s most powerful men — including George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, J. Edgar Hoover, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Winston Churchill, Jesse Jackson, Salvador Allende, John Wayne, Shaquille O’Neal and all of the Ringling brothers — a 500-year history shrouded in secrecy and “door keepers,” who literally guard two sets of doors to ensure no interlopers pass into the inner sanctum of the masonic lodge, it’s little wonder conspiracy theories envelop the world of the freemasons.
Camas city leaders got a dose of good economic news last week, after meeting with representatives from the Vancouver-based residential and commercial property developer Holland Partner Group.
Don James says he knew he’d found his tribe the very first time he walked into a dog show.
It’s a few days after Thanksgiving and volunteers inside the Inter-Faith Treasure House are doing what they do best: helping struggling families make ends meet.
The Friends and Foundation of the Camas Library is hosting its quarterly “Gently Used Book Sale” this weekend. The sale will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 1-3, in…
Washington State senators Annette Cleveland, Ann Rivers and Lynda Wilson sat down with Camas High students Monday night to discuss issues that affect Clark County families.
Camas teens, take heart: Starting next fall, you’ll get to sleep in just a little bit longer.
The controversial Vancouver Energy crude oil terminal suffered another fatal blow this week, after the Washington Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council (EFSEC) voted Tuesday afternoon to recommend that the governor deny the project.