FVRLibraries marked its 75th anniversary in unexpected style last month as a bit of history popped up in the form of a book lost for more than three decades.
History buffs will appreciate the theme of this month’s First Friday event in downtown Camas.
If anyone embodies the phrase “Age is just a number,” it’s Virginia Warren.
As a mother and a teacher, Nicole Butterfield has spent more than 20 years designing hands-on, creative learning projects for children. Now, she hopes to use that experience to create a children’s play cafe where adults can enjoy coffee and pastries while their children play and learn.
If it weren’t for their shared passion for creating a healthier, more sustainable environment, Camas residents Glen DeWillie, Randal Friedman and Molly McKay Williams — leaders of the recently formed Camas Earth Day Society — may have never even crossed paths.
While managing a recreational vehicle accessories shop, Ethan Sweet would listen to customers talk about their “van life” adventures and dream of someday making his own on-the-road memories.
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.
Grant and Ann Gilson launched the Turf Teen Center nonprofit organization in 2023 with the goal of opening a facility in east Clark County for local teenagers where they could develop skills and meaningful connections.
Camas resident Swati Wilson and her family are frequent visitors to the Camas Public Library.
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