The Camas-Washougal Post-Record took home 13 statewide journalism awards at the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association’s 2022 “Better Newspaper Contest” awards event held Oct. 8, in Bellingham, Washington.
The Camas City Council has appointed longtime Camas resident John Nohr as its newest member.
The Association of Washington Business took to the road last week to highlight the importance of the manufacturing sector on the state’s economy and highlight “modern manufacturing” jobs available to Washington students.
Residents living near the Nakia Creek Fire, located about 15 miles northeast of downtown Washougal in the Larch Mountain area, are being urged to get ready for possible evacuation orders.
The death of a woman discovered on a rural Camas property near Northeast Winters Road and Northeast 86th Street on Sunday, Oct. 9, is being investigated as a homicide.
Residents living near the Nakia Creek Fire, located about 15 miles northeast of downtown Washougal in the Larch Mountain area, are being urged to get ready for possible…
The death of a woman discovered on a rural Camas property near Northeast Winters Road and Northeast 86th Street on Sunday, Oct. 9, is being investigated as a…
Camas Council should heed voters’ wishes, appoint most-experienced applicant to fill Roberts’ seat Camas Mayor Steve Hogan and Camas City Council members: Since we are depending on you right now,…
When Lloyd Halverson, the longtime Camas city administrator who helped guide Camas through its transition from a sleepy mill town to desirable suburban hub in the 1990s and early 2000s, thinks back on the many trips he and his wife, Ulrike Halverson, have made to Camas’ three Polish “sister cities,” he recalls personal stories of strength, determination and resilience.
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