Scott Loughney, a 48-year-old ultrarunner from Camas, recently accomplished the ultimate high-altitude running feat, completing a 400-mile round-trip trail run from Kathmandu, Nepal, to Mount Everest Base Camp.
A large contingent of Beyonce Bea fans from Washougal were roaring with excitement inside Portland’s Viking Pavilion as Bea and the University of Idaho (UI) women’s basketball team faced off against Portland State University on Jan. 2.
A standing-room-only crowd greeted lawmakers from Washington’s 18th Legislative District at a Saturday morning town hall held inside the Port of Camas-Washougal’s headquarters.
For the first 20 years of his adult life, Ryon Morrison had what many would consider to be some pretty cool jobs.
Washougal City Manager David Scott recently characterized the city’s 2020 budget, which city council members approved in early December, as “executable” but “tight.”
City leaders in Camas on Monday selected a firm to search for a new city administrator to replace outgoing City Administrator Pete Capell.
Fans of Camas hoping to wear their hometown pride on their sleeve won’t have to look too far, thanks to the opening of a new business, Papermaker Pride, in downtown Camas.
Jemtegaard Middle School (JMS) students living in certain parts of east Washougal will have an easier and safer walk to school next year.
From political upsets in the Camas mayor’s race to tragedies at local swimming holes to school districts grappling with funding shortfalls, there was no shortage of news stories coming out of Camas-Washougal in 2019. Following is a look back at the “top 10” news stories that caught Post-Record readers’ attention in 2019:
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