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September 11, 2025
Four Clark County youth athletes compete for national award
When Alexis Pringle first stepped onto a volleyball court, she was shy and unsure of herself, and didn’t believe that she belonged.
When Alexis Pringle first stepped onto a volleyball court, she was shy and unsure of herself, and didn’t believe that she belonged.
After more than a decade, a Camas couple are finally realizing their dream of bringing their businesses together under one roof in downtown Camas.
Union seniors Ryan Carl and Mou Letioa challenged themselves in different ways leading up to their final high school football season.
The city of Camas may consider pulling out of C-Tran if the majority of the transit agency’s board favors light rail on the proposed Interstate 5 replacement bridge, Mayor Steve Hogan said during an Aug. 18 city council workshop session.
Before The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Portland Oregon Temple opened in Lake Oswego, Ore., in 1989, Clark County church members traveled 600 miles to receive spiritual guidance and participate in sacred ceremonies.
Opponents of a gas station proposed for the corner of Northeast 13th Street and Northwest Friberg-Strunk Street prevailed court earlier this month.
The Camas City Council is considering a series of municipal code changes that will make camping on city property a crime.
In the final meters of a swim race, Christine McClafferty says there’s no time to breathe, feel tired or do anything besides give maximal effort.
Sally Alves’ magnum opus, “Camas Pioneers: Historical Profiles of Prominent Camas Families,” traces the complicated life stories of many east Clark County founding figures. It’s a new book with a long and complicated history of its own.
The city of Camas could award a multimillion contract to a Battle Ground construction company recently accused of wage theft and other workers’ rights violations.