Camas-Washougal
Police arrest three men on suspected drug offenses
Here is a press release from the Camas Police Department:
Small Acreage Program plans horse stable tour
A free tour of the Columbia Gorge Horse Stable is being offered next month in Washougal.
Washougal councilman announces plans to resign
Jon Russell accepts job in Virginia
Jon Russell's last date with the council is July 1.
Burlington Environmental plans port building
Burlington Environmental plans port building
Dozen stormwater projects to split $5.7M in Ecology grants
The Washington Department of Ecology has awarded $68 million in grants for 117 stormwater construction projects statewide, and $5.7 million will be used for a dozen local projects.
Camas Post Office remains in limbo
After several failed attempts to sell building, USPS hopes to close a deal this year
CAMAS -- More than two years after announcing its intention to sell the Camas Post Office building, the U.S. Postal Service hopes it has a buyer that may finally close the deal -- and the post office -- this year.
Camas police seek child rape suspect
The Camas Police Department is searching for an East Clark County man accused of repeatedly engaging in sexual acts with a child.
Firefighters set up rope rescue for man who fell down incline
Firefighters set up a rope rescue late Wednesday morning in Camas after a 35-year-old Department of Corrections inmate fell about 20 feet down an embankment.
Local firefighters rehearse for a rescue
On Washougal River, team prepares for busy summer season
WASHOUGAL -- Overcast skies and frigid water didn’t keep a group of firefighters from taking a dip in the Washougal River late last month.
Camas runner earns invite to run on national stage
Efraimson’s time in 1,500 is No. 2 in nation this season
Alexa Efraimson has already accomplished a lot in her freshman year at Camas High School.
Camas High alumna takes on Indian water pollution
Fulbright grant will fund 10 months of research
What she discovers on her upcoming trip to India could one day help change the lives of millions.
Architecture degree is foundation for nonprofit
Washougal native is inspired to build resources in Kenya
PULLMAN -- Washougal native Scott Jones won’t be using his graduate degree in architecture to find a high-paying job. He graduated Friday and is starting his own nonprofit organization, whose first project is in Kenya.
Dining Out: Atmosphere, food show Uptown class
Bites and bits make a delightful meal on Camas’ Birch Street
The shopping and dining options continue to impress within the small grid of streets that make up downtown Camas. On a recent visit, I stopped in at the Birch Street Uptown Lounge. It makes a classy first impression without being pretentious and the menu is substantial enough to enjoy a small healthful meal.
Guaranteed tuition info session set for May 8
Camas — Parents can learn more about the state Guaranteed Education Tuition program before the May 31 enrollment deadline during a Camas School District presentation.
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