One of the Downtown Camas Association’s most popular springtime events, the 26th annual Camas Plant & Garden Fair, will fill downtown Camas streets with a huge array of plants, vegetable starts, fruit trees, flowers, planters, garden art, outdoor furniture and everything a person might need to spruce up their gardens this year.
Ask any Camas resident what they love most about their city and the response is likely to include the city’s “hometown feel.”
One penny at a time, Gause Elementary School students defied all expectations en route to raising more than $600 for the Friends of the Washougal Community Library.
Camas High School junior Talulah Rodrigue was already feeling a bit frustrated when she arrived at Hayes Freedom High School’s first career fair Thursday.
Randy and Robyn Lavasseur have always been drawn to nature and to going on outdoor adventures with their children.
Meals on Wheels People is asking for community support as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services lays off 10,000 employees, a move that may hamper the nonprofit’s ability to address hunger and isolation among older adults.
The Downtown Camas Association’s Downtown Camas Spring Cleanup and Planting Day will take place from 12:30-4 p.m. Sunday, April 27.
Buggy Eakin has always been a traveler at heart.
The sun shone bright, birds zipped around the sky and tiny, vivid purple, yellow and white flowers flared at my feet.
On one of the warmest, sunniest days so far this year, the Lacamas Heritage Trail in Camas teemed with joggers, dog walkers and people shaking off winter with a stroll along Lacamas Lake.
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