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September 1, 2016
Brothers in arms
To climb the highest peak in Washington, the Camas High School football program is going after some of the high risers in Oregon and Idaho.
To climb the highest peak in Washington, the Camas High School football program is going after some of the high risers in Oregon and Idaho.
The first Camas High School football team to win a league title in 36 years and its head coach will be inducted into the CHS Athletic Hall of Fame Saturday, Oct. 1.
Of the equestrian drill teams that are found in Washington, few are as successful as Clark County’s Latigo ‘N Lace.
Five new red and green buoys were installed on Lacamas Lake earlier this month, with the aim of making navigation through the channel easier and safer for boaters.
The gridiron heats up in this weather, but football players and coaches in Camas and Washougal feel right at home under the sun.
Construction is underway on a new bicycle skills course at Hamllik Park, in Washougal.
With experience on his side, John Norcross is ready to make an impact as a linebacker for the Portland State University football team.
Friends and family members, ages 5 and older, can put their minds and bodies to the test in the Washougal Amazing Race Sunday, Sept. 18, at 54-40 Brewing Company.
The first week of football practice still brings a smile to Reilly Hennessey’s face.
While more than 6,000 Spartans conquered the 23-obstacle course at Washougal Motocross Park Saturday, Angi and Joey Josephson tied the knot for life.