
Camas to revisit new RV, trailer rules
The Camas City Council will reevaluate the ordinance it recently approved that limits recreational vehicle and trailer parking, storage and occupancy, including on private property.
The Camas City Council will reevaluate the ordinance it recently approved that limits recreational vehicle and trailer parking, storage and occupancy, including on private property.
For most of the year, the pedestrian bridge off Northeast Everett Street in Camas that crosses the confluence of Lacamas and Round lakes is an unassuming pathway, a route from one side of the lake to the other.
Camas officials will soon decide if they will resurrect a regional fire authority proposal that Camas-Washougal voters rejected less than four months ago.
Camas teachers seem likely to avoid a repeat of the summer of 2023, when stalled contract negotiations led to the Camas School District’s first-ever teachers’ strike and delayed the start of the 2023-24 school year by nearly two weeks.
Lacamas Lake is getting a new weapon in the fight against toxic algae blooms. Crews from the city of Camas spent the early part of this week on boats spraying aluminum sulfate on the lake.
Older adults throughout Clark County are invited to attend the annual Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) picnic from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday, July 21, at Lacamas Lake…
The Junebugs, a band described on the city’s website as “high-energy pop and rock with Pacific Northwest folk flair,” will perform from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday, July 24. From 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday, July 31, Jennifer Batten & Full Steam will perform “a celebration of top level ‘80s cover music.”
The city of Camas has a clear vision for the twisty, two-lane Northeast Leadbetter Road that hugs Lacamas Lake’s northeast shoreline. Eventually, the city will close Leadbetter and incorporate most of the road into a trail encircling the lake.
In May, a group of people in their 20s were enjoying the early summerlike weather by jumping from the Everett Street footbridge between Lacamas and Round lakes.
CAMAS — Fluoride will remain in Camas’ drinking water.