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November 5, 2026
Lore Tea and Coffee opens in Camas
Christian and Tara Kelly, owners of Lore Tea and Coffee in downtown Camas, have a tale to tell.
Christian and Tara Kelly, owners of Lore Tea and Coffee in downtown Camas, have a tale to tell.
Analyn Anderson knows that the community of creatures with minds, hearts and souls extends far beyond human beings.
CAMAS — Jette Bigelow knows she wants to be a professional musician when she grows up. She’s just not willing to wait until she’s an adult to make her dreams come true.
For Cindy O’Mealy, Thursday’s groundbreaking event for FVRLibraries’ new Washougal facility brought a sense of relief after years of uncertainty. The president of the Friends of the Washougal Community Libraries group, which has raised $832,000 for the project, and other supporters never lost sight of their ultimate goal — even on the days when they felt it wasn’t going to come to fruition.
Coffee is about getting the job done. Tea is about lingering on the journey.
Camas Parks & Recreation’s annual Pumpkin Party will return Wednesday, Oct. 28, as part of the Downtown Camas Association’s Boo Bash.
What’s more invigorating than a good cup of coffee? Here’s what: good coffee in a convivial neighborhood coffee shop with house-made cinnamon rolls and a dish of fruity New Zealand-style ice cream.
The Columbia River Artisans Guild is accepting applications for a $500 grant supporting emerging women artists in Clark County who discovered their artistic voice after age 40.
The Washougal High School drama department will host its annual Haunted House on Oct. 23-24.
Washougal School District paraeducator Dana Wilson has been named the 2026 State Classified School Employee of the Year by the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.