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April 6, 2023
Camas Parks and Recreation will host its 32nd annual egg hunt, “The Camas Egg Scramble,” at 1:30 p.m. Easter Sunday, April 9, at Crown Park, 120 N.E. 17th…
The annual Camtown Youth Festival and its related Camtown-Forgey art show will return to Camas’ Crown Park on Saturday, June 3. This year’s theme is “Sharing Cultural Diversity.” …
Camas City Council Ward 3 members Leslie Lewallen and Jennifer Senescu, and the Council’s at-large member, Don Chaney, will host a town hall at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April…
The Washougal School District and The School Superintendents Association (AASA) co-hosted a cohort of public education leaders from across the United States on Monday, March 27, and Tuesday,…
Clark County Assessor’s Office property tax exemption specialists will enroll property owners in the county’s tax relief program from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, April 14, at…
The Washougal School Board approved a motion on Tuesday, March 28, to allow the Washougal School District to execute a settlement agreement with JUUL Labs, the maker of…
Mark Bauer stood in a nearly empty Gause Elementary School gymnasium on the afternoon of Tuesday, March 28, wiping “silly string” from his face and clothes.
A nonprofit organization that supports breweries in Southwest Washington says that its former distribution company is “strong-arming” and “bullying” its businesses, including Washougal’s 54-40 Brewing Company and Trap Door Brewing, and Camas’ Grains of Wrath Brewing, by assigning them to “alternate distributors” without consulting them.
Barb Seaman closely interacts with teenagers on a daily basis in her role as Washougal High School’s library media instructor. As such, she sees them when they’re at their best and she sees them at their worst. Lately, she’s seen more of the latter.
