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March 27, 2025
Clark College fall enrollment increases
Clark College’s fall enrollment exceeded the school’s expectations, President Karin Edwards announced in a video State of the College address last week.
Clark College’s fall enrollment exceeded the school’s expectations, President Karin Edwards announced in a video State of the College address last week.
Odyssey Middle School will host a native plant sale from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, at the school, 5001 N.W. Nan Henriksen Way, Camas.
The Washougal School District no longer falls in the state’s “financial warning” category, a measure used to determine the financial health of a school district.
Nine people have applied to fill a Camas City Council seat left vacant after the surprise resignation of longtime city council member Bonnie Carter in January.
A bill to cap yearly rent increases cleared the Washington state House on Monday following a spirited debate on whether such limits will bring greater security for tenants or higher prices and fewer options for those in need of housing.
Isaac Gil had a decision to make after graduating from Washougal High School in 2024 — continue wrestling at the college level or launch a mixed martial arts fighting career.
Camas could become the first community in Southwest Washington to reverse its water fluoridation efforts.
After a tense exchange Wednesday, Clark County councilors ousted fellow Councilor Michelle Belkot from her seat on C-Tran’s board of directors.
Port of Camas-Washougal Commissioner John Spencer is advocating for a bill in the Washington Legislature that would give voters in seven port districts, including Camas-Washougal, the option of extending the terms of their port commissioners from four to six years.
The annual, two-day community art exhibit features small-scale artwork created by Camas-area artists of all ages and skill levels.