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August 22, 2019
Vintage & Art Faire to fill Camas streets
For anyone hoping to add a unique piece of art or furniture to their home or garden, stopping in downtown Camas should definitely be on this weekend’s “to do” list.
For anyone hoping to add a unique piece of art or furniture to their home or garden, stopping in downtown Camas should definitely be on this weekend’s “to do” list.
Normally, the front lobby area of the Camas-based Mostly Mutts animal rescue is a place where folks can meet with a potential new furry family member. But on this particular day, a mama dog and her litter of pups are occupying most of the space.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
Camas library to host ‘healthy postpartum transitions’ talk
The Camas Lions Club and local business, Triangle Resources, will help beautify a Camas-Washougal nonprofit this weekend.
As part of its “History Lives” speaker series, the Camas-Washougal Historical Society (CWHS) will feature Cameron Blagg III, son of professional local artist, Cameron Blagg Jr., at 2 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 17, at the Camas Police Station Meeting Room, 2100 Third Ave., Camas.
The popular Movies in the Park, hosted by the city of Camas’ Parks and Recreation Department, is back for its 13th year with free showings taking place every Friday night in August.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
John Anderson didn’t set out to create one of the United States’ most prominent wholesale food distributors. He simply wanted to leave his job as a millworker in Bingen, Washington, just outside of White Salmon.
