On a warm Friday evening in May, Ilura Anderson climbed onto a 40-year-old mustang’s back for what she thought would be just another ride at Son Rise Ranch in rural Clark County near the Vancouver-Camas border.
Mikhail Pavenko and his wife, Inna, are just about used to Pavenko’s dangerous routine of visiting the front lines in Ukraine for weeks at a time. Their early May drive from east Vancouver to Portland International Airport, where Pavenko embarked on his ninth trip to his homeland since Russia’s 2022 invasion, was quiet and contemplative.
The Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Washougal Arts and Music Festival from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, at Reflection Plaza in downtown Washougal.
Even while pro basketball and World Cup football (aka soccer) tournaments have absorbed the attention of sports lovers across the nation and around the globe, a different game is gaining popularity and real estate here in Clark County: cricket.
America is on the cusp of its 250th birthday, so this year local communities have planned a few extra festivities to mark this historic milestone. Here is a convenient roundup of patriotic events happening from Saturday to the following July 4. Get your sparklers and flags ready, because Clark County is ready to celebrate.
Bookworms and podcast fans, get your reading glasses and earbuds ready. The Northwest Book Fair and Media Fest is bringing 100 local and Northwest authors and a dozen media content producers to Clark College on June 27.
Gallery 408 in Camas, which recently celebrated the grand opening of its new mini-gallery art installation, announced last week that it’s now celebrating a much bigger achievement: acceptance into the Seattle Art Fair, held July 23-26 at Lumen Field Event Center in Seattle.
BERLIN — A sprawling open-air artwork that occupies an entire city block here is designed to make you feel uncomfortable, overwhelmed and alone.
For the first time in nearly two decades, visitors to the Camas Farmers Market will have to go somewhere new. What they won’t have to search for is the lively mix of local farmers, food vendors, music and community gathering that has made the market one of downtown Camas’ signature events.
The FVRLibraries board of trustees is on the verge of filling two seats that were vacated earlier this year.
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