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Camas Days’ fate undecided, women’s club seeks Royal Court nominations

The annual event regularly draws thousands of visitors to downtown Camas in July; other summer events have canceled to help stem spread of COVID-19

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Nan Henriksen, the 2017 Camas Days Senior Royal Court Queen, waves during the 2017 Camas Days Grand Parade on Saturday, July 22, 2017. (Post-Record files)

Though the fate of this year’s 46th annual Camas Days celebration an event that regularly attracts more than 12,000 people to downtown Camas during the last weekend in July has yet to be decided, organizers behind the Camas Days Royal Court say they’re moving forward and taking nominations for the 2020 Camas Days king and queen. 

“The General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) Camas-Washougal believe that our world will return to normalcy (in) July, so that we all can participate in Camas Days,” said Susan Bennett, of the local GFWC. 

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