If approved as-is by the Camas City Council later this summer, the city’s latest public park would offer residents a new space to play with their children on the play structure, picnic with their families at ADA-accessible picnic tables and barbecue pits, play a game of volleyball or basketball or simply walk on the trails and take in the gorgeous views.
Nan Henriksen is sitting in a remote corner of a downtown Camas cafe, trying to look as inconspicuous as possible. But that doesn’t stop well-wishers from shouting “Hi, Nan!” to the woman who was once named Camas’ “Political Leader of the Century” as soon as they spot her.
Results from an in-depth, 126-page report on emergency medical services in the Camas-Washougal area show that city leaders’ best, most cost-effective option is to maintain the status quo.
Photo by Kelly Moyer/Post-RecordFirst responders gather on an access road near Lacamas Park on Friday afternoon. Camas Police say the family of Alisha McRay has identified…
A Camas woman who was reported as missing Thursday, was located safe that same day. Kristina Cutler-Moore, a developmentally disabled woman, had been last seen…
Jim Hart is on a mission to find hacked-up ferns inside Lacamas Lake Regional Park. It’s drizzling and the trail is a bit muddy, but Hart, an avid hiker and…
If you’ve been anywhere near Camas in the past few months, you may have noticed that things are, well, a little bit stinkier.
A recent survey of Camas residents is providing city leaders with some valuable insights into how community members view certain aspects of city services.
Crews put the final touches on a three-year-old, $10 million replacement of BNSF Railway’s Washougal River bridge in Camas this week.
More than four years after Camas leaders urged Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) officials to reconsider plans to place high-voltage transmission lines on an 80-mile stretch of land winding through Southwest Washington and Northwest Oregon, the controversial project has come to halt.
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