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March 20, 2025
Opposition to light rail on the planned Interstate 5 replacement bridge continues to grow in Clark County’s small cities.
Camas resident Swati Wilson and her family are frequent visitors to the Camas Public Library.
The couple’s three daughters were 7, 12 and 15 years old when Ed died and Curley, then a labor and delivery nurse, knew she needed to keep going for her girls and for herself.
The owners of Evergreen Tennis are pushing back on a proposed partnership between the Camas School District and the United States Tennis Association Pacific Northwest organization.
Dozens of students walked out of class Wednesday, Feb. 26 to protest the Camas School District’s plan to combine Odyssey Middle School and Discovery High School into one campus at the start of the 2025-26 school year.
Camas School District Superintendent John Anzalone has been knocked out of the running for a schools superintendent position in Las Vegas. Anzalone announced earlier this month that he was one…
In their annual appeal for more federal funding, Camas officials have highlighted the city’s budgetary struggles despite becoming, as the city notes in its 2025 federal agenda summary, “a destination for high-tech companies, recreational enthusiasts and families.”
The Second Story Gallery will “fill the gallery” with artwork by Camas elementary school students throughout the month of March.
CAMAS — Camas city officials have asked the state Department of Ecology to require cleanup at the Georgia-Pacific paper mill site extensive enough to make it safe for housing and other uses beyond heavy industry.
