Having already issued a blue-green algae advisory for Round Lake in Camas earlier in the week, the Clark County Public Health Department has now added a second Camas lake to the…
Law enforcement from the Southwest Washington Regional SWAT Team, Washougal Police Department and Gresham Police Department took a serial robbery suspect into custody without incident Thursday morning. The SWAT team…
When it comes to helping the community, there is nothing quite like the Camas-Washougal Community Chest.
Jemtegaard Middle School (JMS) students flipped the switch on the classic “Take Your Child to Work” day, Oct. 11, inviting their parents to join them in their classrooms for an entire day of middle school.
Recent University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communications graduate Cooper Green has joined the editorial staff at the Camas-Washougal Post-Record as a news reporter.
Recently asked to describe Washougal to a friend from Portland, I told her the town’s blossoming downtown business core reminded me of our own outer East Portland Montavilla neighborhood about…
The 16th annual candidate forum hosted by the Camas High School Youth Advisory Council will be absent one notable politician this year.
Five months after the May 1 beginning of a staggered layoff affecting nearly 300 employees at the Georgia-Pacific paper mill in Camas, displaced workers are still waiting to hear if they might receive Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) benefits from the federal government.
Nearly 300 Camas High students packed into their school library during their lunch periods Tuesday, Oct. 2, to hear Democratic Congressional candidate and Washington State University, Vancouver political science professor Dr. Carolyn Long talk about her recent leap into politics, what it’s like to be a woman in a male-dominated field and how young people can become more involved in local, state and federal politics.
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