A new feeling — two parts hope mixed with eight parts excitement — enveloped the Democratic Party this week following President Joe Biden’s announcement that he had decided…
An article released this week shows the end result of the decades-long, rightwing misinformation campaign that has targeted the heart of this country and swayed millions of normal, everyday Americans into the belief that people like Donald Trump and his billionaire backers are somehow looking out for the working and middle classes.
As the city of Camas plans for growth and development coming to the city over the next two decades, many community members have questioned how Camas might retain…
An article in today’s Post-Record (“IMPACT Camas-Washougal’s ‘call to action’ continues to grow”, A1) notes that inflated food prices are making life more difficult for many Camas-Washougal families. …
Until very recently, if they thought about it at all, most people likely would have assigned a short-term, exploitative value on nature — considering the value of trees…
Though they may hold nostalgia for many Americans, fireworks bans are becoming more common as community leaders better understand the health and environmental dangers associated with these devices filled with gunpowder or highly combustible chemicals.
A local teenager speaking out against a proposed gas station complex asked Camas officials a tough question earlier this month. After…
Camas was one of the first municipalities in Washington state to begin testing its municipal water system for evidence of harmful chemicals known per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). …
Back-to-back winter storms, power outages and freezing weather may have diverted our attention last weekend, but hopefully many readers also spent time contemplating the life and achievements of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. over the three-day MLK Day holiday weekend celebrating what would have been the venerated civil rights leader’s 95th birthday.
We never would have imagined four years ago, at the start of the COVID pandemic that we’d be here in January 2024: in the middle of the second-highest COVID surge on record with 78% of states reporting “high” or “very high” levels of COVID, according to nationwide wastewater data.
