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June 5, 2025
State track and field: Papermakers sweep pole vault titles
TACOMA — Two days and twice the distance separated Cohen Butler’s near-miss and his dream come true.
TACOMA — Two days and twice the distance separated Cohen Butler’s near-miss and his dream come true.
Repair work will likely begin this summer on a section of the Northwest Pipeline just north of Camas.
A group of Clark County residents suing the city of Camas over a proposed gas station development near Union High School will soon have their day in court.
Three weeks after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to punish public K-12 school districts over diversity, equity and inclusion programs, a group of Camas school, city and business leaders gathered inside the school district’s Joyce Garver Theater to talk with community members about what they are doing to help all Camasonians feel included, safe and like they have a sense of belonging.
The Camas School District will lay off 50 employees to help close an expected $13 million shortfall ahead of the 2025-26 school year.
In an attempt to cover increased maintenance costs, the Port of Camas-Washougal may renegotiate leases with businesses that use the port’s industrial park rail line.
The 18th annual Camas Farmer’s Market returns to downtown Camas for the season Wednesday, June 4. The market will be open from 3-7 p.m. every Wednesday, June 4 through Oct.
Camas City Council members Tim Hein and Martin Elzingre will host a Ward 2 Town Hall from 6-7:30 p.m. Monday, July 14, at Camas-Washougal Fire Department Station 42, 4321 N.W.
