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September 28, 2017
‘Made in Oregon’ favorite has new Camas connection
A popular “Made in Oregon” treat — handmade McTavish shortbread — is now a part of the greater Camas community.
A popular “Made in Oregon” treat — handmade McTavish shortbread — is now a part of the greater Camas community.
The Washington Department of Ecology has thrown a wrench into Millennium Bulk Terminals’ hopes of building the largest coal export terminal in North America, possibly killing a plan that would…
It has been almost one year since Camas leaders commissioned an independent review of city employee salaries and city councilors are expected to come to a resolution regarding retroactive salary increases for non-represented employees in early October.
In the days following the disclosure that the massive Eagle Creek fire burning more than 35,000 acres in the Columbia River Gorge may have been sparked by a Vancouver teen’s inexplicable throwing of fireworks off a trail during one of the hottest, driest days of the summer, Camas City Administrator Pete Capell said his staff received a number of phone calls and email messages from citizens concerned about the city’s stance on fireworks.
The massive Eagle Creek Fire burning on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge since Saturday, Sept. 2, jumped the Columbia River Monday, sparking a separate fire in Skamania County on the Washington side of the Gorge.
The Southwest Washington Clean Air Agency’s air pollution advisory is still in effect throughout Southwest Washington, including Clark and Skamania counties. The agency reports: “Continued intrusions of wildfire smoke, stagnant…
The massive Eagle Creek Fire burning on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge jumped the Columbia River last night, sparking a separate fire in Skamania County on the…
Local artists are working en plein air (painting outdoors) throughout downtown Camas this afternoon. The finished pieces will be displayed from 5 to 8 p.m. this evening at the Camas…
A local firefighter-paramedic is assisting with hurricane disaster relief efforts in Texas this week.
Post-Record file photoFirefighter-paramedic Mark Widlund, pictured here in the center, with Camas-Washougal Battalion Chief Mark Ervin (left) and C-W firefighter-paramedic Nick Ober (right), at a Sept.