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September 2, 2014
Agencies plan Sept. 11 ceremonies
Ceremonies will be held in the Camas-Washougal area, to remember the lives of firefighters, first responders and others who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Ceremonies will be held in the Camas-Washougal area, to remember the lives of firefighters, first responders and others who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
A retired pharmacist with Midwestern roots is finding joy through the hobby of woodworking.
East County Fire and Rescue Commissioners will soon be contemplating some difficult decisions as they begin the district's 2015 budget discussions.
The Port of Camas-Washougal Commission has taken the next step to add another building to the Steigerwald Commerce Center.
After the federal Department of Education removed Washington's No Child Left Behind waiver, local schools are being faced with a return of the former system.
By all accounts, George Willis has packed a lot of living into his 89 years on this earth.
Area residents with years of wisdom, expertise and experience are sharing their knowledge with others and enriching their own lives in the process.
After hearing a lot of discussions and questions during the Camas City Council workshop and meeting Monday, Mayor Scott Higgins concluded that the consensus among a majority of council members was that they did not want to move forward with the purchase of LaCamas Swim & Sport.
Camas community development department staff will move forward with planning efforts that could lead to a City Council vote to amend city land use codes banning recreational marijuana retail sales for a period of time. Discussion during last night's workshop also focused on implementing zoning rules that would prohibit marijuana production and processing within city limits.
Blue skies and bright green, expansive fields of grass provided the backdrop for this year's Lacamas Valley Sheepdog Trial.