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Solve ‘Case of the Missing Cupcakes’ at First Friday

Monthly event features CLUE-themed games in downtown Camas, Jan. 5

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Susan Lehr, Carol Alice and Kitty Hibbs pose in thier CLUE inspired costumes for last year's First Friday Clue event. This year, wear a costume and receive five extra raffle tickets to win a merchant gift basket.

The classic murder-mystery board game, CLUE, will come to life in downtown Camas for the third year, for this month’s First Friday festivities, happening from 5 to 8 p.m., Friday, Jan. 5, throughout Camas’ historic downtown.

The Downtown Camas Association (DCA) invites residents to join in on the scavenger hunt for clues, which begins at the DCA booth in front of Journey Church, 304 N.E. Fourth Ave.

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