Camas, WA News

• Camas, WA News
• Pendleton Woolen Mill is named ‘Business of the Year’
• Russell to resign from Washougal Council
• Halverson captures ‘Citizen of the Year’ recognition
• No charges filed in Washougal investigation
• Search continues for boy missing in Columbia River
• Camas School Board to decide on boundary revisions
• Camas bicyclist dies in Oregon highway crash
• Memorial Day to be recognized locally
• Zarelli will not seek re-election
• Camas Council approves Lake Hills development agreement
• Glo Beauty Lounge opens
• Parents speak out on boundary changes
• Special Washougal City Council meeting causes concerns
• Candidate filing week continues through Friday
• ‘Ignite the Heart’ photography retreat is June 1 and 2
• Can you ‘Beat the Docs’ on Saturday?
• Camas Yard Debris Disposal Day is Saturday
• Mayors begin fitness challenge
• Officials review concepts for interchanges
• School Board to consider boundary review proposal
• Det. Carol Buck retires after a 22-year career
• Country Financial opens office in Washougal
• SR-14 businesses show strength in numbers
• Make-A-Wish grants Washougal boy a trip to see the volcanoes of Hawaii
• Hearing set for C-Tran fare increase
• Fair attracts job seekers, providers
• Women of the Washougal City Council share common experiences
• Vehicle thief is arrested in Washougal
• Port to receive $1.5 million for Steigerwald Commerce Center
• Student Stride returns for ninth year
• Celebration to honor Carol Buck’s career is Friday
• Twilight Pizza Bistro will expand to 192nd Avenue
• American Family Insurance office grand opening is set for May 4
• School notes for April 24, 2012
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Case is still under investigation
• District saves money on tech upgrades
• Camas Camera Club promotes creative photography projects
• Game and toy store opens in Washougal
• Credit union sponsors free ‘shred days’ in May
• New employees join Skamania Lodge team
• Washougal to host April 25 meeting for SR-14 business owners
• BPA discussions expected Monday
• Young Women in Action helps fifth-grade girls realize their potential
• Camas police, fire departments negotiate new contracts
• Participants can bring documents to be safely discarded
• Citizens complain about Washougal water rates
• C-W Port buys 7th Street property
• Members of both unions receive 1 percent pay bump
• District considers changing snow routes
• Fire district puts on ‘Citizen’s Academy’
• English Estate Winery to celebrate 12th anniversary Saturday
• Glamour photos will be taken at Deja Vu Camas
• Credit union organizes financial seminars
• Connected with the land
• ECFR commissioner resigns from post
• Camas levy increase will land on Aug. 7 ballot
• ECFR commissioner resigns from post
• Rapper hopes to educate youth with anti-suicide message
• Camas School District reviews boundaries
• Washougal financial investigation forwarded to county prosecutor
• Join the hunt: Take part in one of the local Easter egg hunts
• Waterfront revitalization concepts are discussed
• Pledging support for our troops
• ‘Face it! You’re Beautiful’ will benefit scholarships for local students
• Mark Trupp oversees community banking efforts
• Clark College program provides business attire to students entering job force
• Camas officials propose EMS levy rate hike
• Business owners worry about SR-14 traffic delays
• Camas landmark goes up in flames
• Camas officials propose EMS levy rate hike
• Camas prepares to begin search for new city administrator
• Andrea Bruno is an executive director at American Diabetes Assoc.
• Camas residents open Columbia Laser Dentistry
• Washougal Library supporters consider move to a new location
• Camas urges BPA officials to look at transmission line alternatives
• Camas man dies in plane crash
• Washougal School Board to go paperless
• Camas man dies in plane crash
• Camas approves resolution focusing on coal trains
• CFD chief could be appointed interim leader of consolidated departments
• Stories to tell
• Microbrewer will expand to Washougal
• Whooping cough cases surface in Clark County
• Liberty Theatre will celebrate anniversary this week with sing-a-longs
• Camas Farmer’s Market earns New Seasons grant
• Microbrewing company will expand to downtown Washougal
• A.L. Insurance Group, Inc.opens in downtown Camas
• Washougal incubator building nears completion
• Monthly events are held at Columbia Ridge Senior Living
• SR-14 traffic shifts to frontage road on Friday
• Hambleton site will be discussed
• Sarah Russell pays tribute to Jeremiah Small
• CEF phone-a-thon raises $22,000 for local school programs
• Fundraiser for the American Lung Association
• Drowning victim is identified
• Identity of adult woman has not been released
• Climbing for a cause
• Washougal Council re-affirms use of E-Verify
• Benefit for Belle
• A community ambassador
• BatheEZ tub is designed for individuals who need assistance
• Body found in Little Washougal River
• Daytime burglars are arrested in Camas
• Benefit will raise funds for local woman
• Traffic flow change signals next phase of SR-14 project
• Disc E. Business closes
• Facility will offer laboratory testing and radiology imaging
• Life is a Dance
• Officials investigate attempted arson at CHS
• Mother's Day Plant and Garden Fair 2012
• Law enforcement investigates attempted arson at CHS
• Learn about ECFR at ‘Citizens Academy’
• USPS in negotiations with potential Post Office buyer
• Washougal glass artist enjoys the creative process
• CEF phone-a-thon coming this week
• Two dogs reunited after Washougal tragedy
• County Wedding Expo postponed
• Update: Police seek man who approached girl at Camas school
• Fire chief recommends regional fire authority study
• Coal train issues continue to generate local interest
• Fire chief recommends regional fire authority study
• Moose Lodge could be remodeled into a community center
• Senior Resource Fair is Monday, Feb. 20
• Camas proposes new independent municipal court
• Camas campsite provides warmth in the winter months
• Camas city administrator to retire
• Local foundation donates to Maryhill Museum project
• Camas proposes new independent municipal court
• Private bridge safety will be open house topic
• Fire destroys rural Camas Home
• Event is open to the public
• Camas city administrator announces plans for retirement
• Sarah Russell and other volunteers provide free medical services in Washougal
• Camas woman plans to run for 18th District seat
• Eagle Rehabilitation opens at former Highland Terrace site
• Washougal council discusses coal trains
• Heavy rains douse C-W
• Camas unveils new city website
• Kurt Hill enjoys career as captain of the world’s biggest dredge
• School notes for Jan. 17, 2012
• Bonneville Hot Springs offers senior swim pass Tuesdays
• Donations will be given to SHARE
• Building Industry Group honors Ed Orcutt and Steve Stuart
• Marc Boldt will deliver State of the County address in Washougal
• Camas teen leads by example
• Construction continues on Woodburn Elementary
• Renovation of American Legion building will begin soon
• Local man will be on Science Channel
• Sapphire crystals pilot project is underway
• CPD investigates robbery at Runyan's Jewelers
• Camas planning conference set
• Camas School District asks city for impact fee exemption
• Collecting cottonwoods
• Additional SR-14 improvements are under consideration
• EMS issues attract interest at Washougal retreat
• Camas woman is creating interest in art
• Show featuring work of former educator opens Friday
• Police locate Stevenson woman and her infant son
• Film about human trafficking to be shown Monday
• Patrols will target drunk drivers
• Doing unto others
• Four people injured in Washougal crash
• New IAFF contract will save Washougal more than $30,000
• Washougal Mayor enters guilty plea for impersonation of a police officer
• Making spirits bright
• Camas library prepares for 10-day closure
• CFD earns Bucket Brigade grant from Georgia-Pacific
• Man arrested at ‘Mary Jane’s House of Glass’
• Washougal Mayor enters guilty plea for impersonation of a police officer
• CFD, WFD ‘swap’ captains
• Police search for missing Camas man
• Washougal School District reacts to seven-hour lockdown
• Three bodies found in Washougal home
• Man falls from Christmas ship after parade; presumed dead
• Police search for missing Camas man
• Update: Police believe Washougal shooter is dead
• Suspect in house fire investigated for sex crimes
• Investigators discover two bodies
• Update: Shots fired, house burns down in Washougal
• Update: Shots fired, house burns down in Washougal
• School lock down lifted
• Lighted parade and trees to be featured in Washougal
• Camas man is charged with fraud
• Recount confirms Plinski’s Council win
• Creating ‘Another Shade of Bluegrass’
• Recount confirms Plinski as winner of Washougal City Council race
• Camas schools rocket to the top at Science Olympiad
• Local school districts react to new state graduation requirements
• Walk & Knock food drive begins Saturday morning
• Woman dies from smoke inhalation in Washougal fire
• Price tag for barge removal comes in at $22 million
• It’s the holiday season
• Name is released in Washougal fatal fire
• Update: 2011 General Election results
• Woman is found dead in Washougal apartment fire
• Woman is found dead in Washougal apartment fire
• Runners, walkers will get up early on Thanksgiving to ‘Run for the Hungry’
• 40 trees will be removed from Camas lily fields
• Washougal Council approves 2012 budget
• Artist paints pretty presents
• Update: 2011 General Election results
• Update: 2011 General Election results
• Arrests are made for pool, schools burglaries
• CID Bio-Science purchases old American Legion building
• Close Plinski-Morris race triggers recount
• Friends and family of local musician organize benefit concert
• 2011 General Election results
• 2011 General Election results
• 2011 General Election results
• 2011 General Election results
• Impacts of local coal train travel is forum topic
• Constructing cooperation
• Washougal budget adds new police officer
• Post-Record unveils new website commenting system
• Candidates’ contributors include CEO, builders and city councilor
• ECFR candidates voice views on training, merger
• CFD firefighter eyes ECFR seat
• Excellence through adversity
• Proud to be wearing pink
• Hambleton insurance issues to be researched
• Upcoming candidate forum features Camas races
• Longtime firefighter challenges incumbent
• District considers options for turf replacement
• Turk, Tweet seek Camas Council seat
• Port candidates offer diverse views on local issues
• Killian Pacific interested in Hambleton site
• Higgins aims to retain mayor’s seat
• Appreciating animals
• McDaniel, Anderson vie for Washougal Council seat
• Incumbent Molly Coston to face Connie Jo Freeman for Position No. 7
• Newcomer looks to unseat longtime councilman
• Washougal receives a clean audit
• Local residents enjoy ‘La Dolce Vita’
• Rodgers returns home
• Delavar, Lindsay are in the hunt for Washougal Council Position 4
• Student enrollment increases in Camas and Washougal districts
• Council rejects Farrell House permit request
• Washougal financial investigation continues
• Washougal mayor hires new attorney
• A storied career
• Trial merger begins on the right foot
• Turk, Tweet seek Camas Council seat
• Remembering the duty, honor and sacrifice of 9-11 heros
• ‘Camas royalty’ returns to town for book signing and concerts
• Volunteers will pitch-in for local clean-up projects
• Remembering 9-11
• ‘Leap of faith’ concert presented by local singer at Washougal church
• A place to grow in downtown Washougal
• Remembering 9-11 — a decade later
• HWY 14 EB ALERT: Firefighters close EB traffic near Lieser at 9:15 p.m.
• Adventure awaits Washougal couple in China
• Washougal School District passes budget
• Fishing for a truck
• Final piece of derelict vessel removed from river
• Back to School for Camas - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• A long time coming
• Police arrest Vancouver man for hit and run in Washougal
• Medical marijuana moratoriums could be extended
• The Camas Hotel: Historic building celebrates 100 years as a local landmark
• UPDATE: Primary Election Results
• Port concert is Saturday
• Primary Election -- RESULTS
• Electrical fire at The Columbian not expected to delay Post-Record delivery
• Ballot drop sites open until 8 p.m.
• City Council will consider Farrell House application Sept. 19
• Police detain woman with gun in Washougal
• A new chapter for the Washougal library
• SR-500 paving, improvements cause traffic delays
• Police detain woman waving gun and knife in Washougal
• SR-500 paving, improvements cause delays
• 'Movies in the Park' are on Fridays in August
• Sounds of Scotland travel to Camas
• Hal Zimmerman “The Servant Prince” dies at 88
• Hal Zimmerman ‘The Servant Prince’ dies
• Farrell House proposal moves forward to Camas City Council
• ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ dances onto Washougal stage
• Pilot’s death is determined to be accidental
• School districts present reduced spending plans
• Hal Zimmerman ‘The Servant Prince’ dies
• Hal Zimmerman “The Servant Prince” dies at 88
• WWII Plane collector dies in Fern Prairie crash
• CONCERT IN THE PARK – TONIGHT!
• Camas Planning Commission recommends Farrell House special events permit
• New fellowship hall provides services to local community
• Patchworks of Art
• Decision on Farrell House permit tonight
• Planning Commission postpones decision on Farrell House permit
• Rocks thrown from overpass damage CFD ambulance
• Coastal Creations
• ‘W’ Street waterline improvements contract will be awarded
• Boy drowns in ‘Pot Holes’ area of Lacamas Creek
• Rocks thrown from overpass damage CFD ambulance
• Portland man dies in fall from Beacon Rock
• Harmless red dye will be released into Lacamas Creek
• Vancouver boy drowns in “Pot Holes” area of Lacamas Creek
• Port Commission votes to not seek FAA funding for Grove Field Airport
• Local agencies investigate possible drowning
• Columbia Gorge HomeLink proposal continues to gain community support
• Cities place moratorium on collective marijuana gardens
• High Expectations
• Washougal Council rezones some lots near ‘E’ Street
• One person dead after collision on Highway 14
• Port will no longer rent out Municipal Court community room
• New partnership offers many benefits
• Flag Day committee will meet Thursday
• One dead after collision on SR-14 near Camas Slough Bridge
• Camas chiropractor expands practice
• CHS grad to issue a ‘Wake Up Call’
• Camas Ward 3 seat draws two candidates
• Washougal City Council candidate forum is July 19
• Former Camas councilwoman questions airport funding motives
• Port receives funds to develop Hambleton cleanup plan
• Farrell house proposal draws opposition from neighbors
• Ward 3 seat draws two candidates so far
• Washougal mayor enters not guilty plea for impersonating a police officer
• City accepts applications for Ward 3 seat
• Mapping the future of a community
• Honoring patriotic service
• Psychologist relocates in downtown Washougal area
• Neder’s Auto Service closes up shop
• Small plane crashes near Larch Corrections Center
• Camas teen died of suicide by drowning
• Companies discover benefits of locating in Camas-Washougal
• Former Camas banker is hired by Edward Jones Investments
• Body recovered from Round Lake identified as missing Camas woman
• Independence Day celebration will be held in Washougal
• Service-minded senior is honored
• Fireworks go on sale today
• Higgins appointed to fulfill term as Camas mayor
• Washougal council to vote on agreement with firefighters
• Port signs economic development agreement
• 'Destination Camas-Washougal' inside June 28 print edition
• Police search for missing Camas teen
• Police identify body found at Round Lake
• Dead body found in Camas
• Relay for Life is this weekend at WHS
• Washougal Planning Commissioner resigns
• Fire department consolidation begins July 1
• Mayor charged with impersonating a police officer
• Washougal mayor faces charge of impersonating a law enforcement officer
• Grant allows ECFR to hire five firefighters
• Voters will have several choices in some local races
• Fire departments aim for July 1 consolidation
• River HomeLink will move to Brush Prairie
• Election 2011: Candidate filing week begins
• Election 2011: Candidate filing week begins
• Election 2011: Candidate filing week begins
• Washougal City Councilman defends name change
• Mount Pleasant School District to try for levy
• Small businesses survive impacts of the economy and construction
• Twins can be double the fun...and frustrations
• Fisher Investments plans for two new buildings
• Election 2011: Candidate filing week begins
• Camas approves formation of CWEDA
• Washougal approves CWEDA agreement
• Home educators will host book sale
• C-W Historical Society to meet Saturday
• Historical Society to host plant sale Sunday
• Retirement reception will be held Saturday for longtime church employee
• Honoring soldiers’ sacrifices
• Camas mill will test warning siren on June 7
• City seeks to fill vacant Camas mayor position
• WHS position removed from chopping block
• Highway 14 safety project will break ground
• Body found on Evergreen Highway
• Camas Science Olympiad team captures 14th place at National tournament
• Discussions focus on benchmarks for economic development association
• Council questions choice for economic development director
• Carrying the torch for Camas
• Waterfront restaurant plans are put on the back burner
• Camas mayor pinpoints May 31 for resignation
• Budget cuts lead to library closures beginning May 28
• A tribute for Tom
• South Dakota man will become new CFD chief
• Camas picks South Dakota man to lead fire department
• Higgins announces bid for Camas mayor's seat
• Candidate filing week for upcoming election begins June 6
• Archery for all
• Camas narrows fire chief search down to final two
• Dennis tapped to lead economic development group
• Camas City Council implements changes to fireworks regulations
• Washougal Council delays EMS decision
• Washougal School Board passes Reduction in Force resolution
• Good for the Sole
• Washougal man arrested on child pornography charges
• Countdown to Nationals
• Ward meeting covers a variety of topics
• Washougal musician plays mid-life melodies
• Countdown to Nationals
• Washougal council approves public works bonds
• Washougal Council will vote on EMS funding option
• New schools superintendent shares her goals
• C-TRAN board approves service preservation measure
• Transforming lives through yoga
• Washougal asked to give support to EMS program
• Washougal council appoints ethics review committee
• The Easter bunny’s helpers
• Business briefs for April 19, 2011
• Open house will detail impacts of SR-14 construction project
• Open house will detail impacts of SR-14 construction project
• No arrests yet in Camas U.S. Bank robbery
• Local couple promotes pickleball
• Washougal council continues ethics discussions
• Student Stride will mark eighth year in Washougal
• Man robs U.S. Bank in Camas
• Hollywood drops by Camas
• Washougal creates ethics committee
• Camas Council approves final two union contracts
• Washougal School Board selects new superintendent
• Camas and Washougal councils weigh in on C-TRAN measures
• Oregon administrator will lead Washougal School District
• ‘E’ Street rezone area could lead to economic development
• Fire chiefs work on solution to emergency services funding shortfall
• Washougal discusses C-TRAN measures
• C-W economic development director interviews will begin soon
• Decreasing distracted driving
• E Street project is discussed as a political issue
• Some Camas union contracts finalized
• Superintendent candidates narrowed to four
• Washougal police arrest heroin and meth dealers
• Sowing Steigerwald’s future
• Port hosts emergency drill today
• Hearing about Hambleton Lumber site is set
• The Faces of Cancer
• District postpones Fishback turf replacement
• Washougal successful in managing budget
• Community gets a sneak preview of the Liberty Theatre
• Debate over funding for Grove Field continues
• Port hosts emergency drill on March 18
• Fern Prairie woman enjoys ‘amazing animals’ at the Oregon Zoo
• Post office building is still for sale
• Washougal school board won’t change sex offender policies
• A fusion of art and nature
• Phone-a-thon begins tonight in Camas
• Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center seeks financial support from the community
• City seeks feedback on changes to fireworks rules
• Camas begins search for new fire chief
• State gives Washougal a ‘clean audit’
• Bomb threat called in to Camas library
• Snow Day
• Treasure Chest Legacy Workshop held at Riverside SDA Church
• Snow Day
• A mother helping others
• Principals finalize contract with school district
• Papermaker prepares for historic liftoff
• Riverview Bank announces recent new hires
• Black Pearl on the Columbia takes shape
• Energy conservation adds up for district
• Local teen featured in Oregon Children's Theatre play
• Washougal Town Square signs new tenant
• New launch ramp ticket machine available to boaters
• Energy conservation adds up for district
• Plant fair will take root in new location
• Cities pick new Regional Transportation Council rep
• Grove Field airport issues attract interest of area residents
• Dinner and auction will raise money for New Orleans mission trip
• Washougal school district seeks input on next superintendent
• Crews continue to cleanup oil from SS Davy Crockett
• Fallen Leaf Lake property purchase moves forward
• Inspired acting
• Traffic cameras, reader boards installed on SR-14
• Sweetheart dinner will benefit WHS grad night
• Soroptimist dinner and auction is ‘all ‘bout children’
• Camas School District resolves Title IX complaint
• Rearranging History
• Camas announces termination of fire chief
• Camas woman wins photography contest
• Camas terminates employment of fire chief
• Marijuana growing operation is found in Washougal
• Teams complete cleanup of derelict ship near Camas
• Council approves changes to vehicle policy
• Vancouver Clinic buys land in Washougal
• Marijuana growing operation is found in Washougal
• Liberty Theatre to re-open in March
• House fire in Washougal ruled arson
• Methodist pastor enjoys community involvement
• Liberty Theatre slated to re-open in March
• Landslide blocks Highway 14 on Sunday
• Local residents are involved in project for the homeless
• Pre-construction work begins along Highway 14
• House fire in Washougal ruled arson
• Washougal considers stricter city vehicle usage policy
• Washougal schools superintendent announces plans for retirement
• Economic development director search begins
• Making memorable music
• Herrera Beutler sworn in this week
• Washougal mayor returns former police car to city surplus
• All EYES will be on downtown Camas for the winter art show
• Washougal mayor is accused of using emergency lights in Christmas Eve traffic incident
• City of Camas recognizes employees who go the extra mile
• Port reorganization eliminates planning and development director position
• Some Washougal employees to receive salary increases in 2011
• Christmas C.A.R.O.L.ers
• Washougal renews lease for social services center
• Washougal Centennial ornaments remain available
• Gerde marks the end of City Council career
• Telephone service restored in Washougal Saturday
• Boat launch is in line for state funding
• Fiddlers provide comfort and joy
• Camas City Council selects newest member
• Up to 900 lose telephone service in Washougal
• Camas couple found dead in apparent suicide
• Parents lobby to get new domestic violence law passed after daughter’s death
• City recognizes outstanding workers
• Lost and Found Cafe offers Food and Fellowship
• ‘E’ Street work is underway
• Police arrest suspect in Camas gas station robbery
• Walk & Knock food drive is Saturday
• Washougal begins new yuletide traditions
• Non-profits scramble to raise funding
• Cuentos en Español
• Washougal councilman changes opposition to potential planning commission appointee
• Washougal man hopes to build partnerships through Habitat for Humanity
• Pay cuts proposed for Washougal mayor, council
• Larch Corrections to stay open
• Washougal Council delays appointment of planning commissioner
• ‘Archaeological dig’ installed in Washougal
• Camas tax levy rates will not change in 2011
• Washougal council tables budget vote
• Gummy bears go airborne at Science Olympiad
• Computers are given new life at Empower Up
• Washougal slices traffic officer position from budget
• Herrera claims Third District seat
• ECFR fills new firefighter positions
• Creative cop celebrates the publication of his first children’s book
• An opportunity to reminisce
• Camas dancer is on pointe
• General Election results
• City reveals first round of budget reductions
• Applicants sought to fill Camas council seat
• Camas dancer is on pointe
• Washougal utilities public hearing is Nov. 15
• Washougal police investigate armed robbery at E Street Market
• Camas grad prepares for final Discovery mission
• Washougal debates use of cash reserves
• On the Waterfront
• G-P mill will conduct emergency drill Friday
• Traffic enforcement issues earn attention in Washougal
• Election 2010 U.S. Representative Third District: Heck v. Herrera
• Camas resident was a true ‘woman of achievement’
• Humane Society benefits from local couple’s generosity, compassion
• Police seeking information about missing Camas man
• Teen-age stunt men
• Washougal utility rates could increase
• Candidates expected to turn out for forums
• Making Memories
• Deep budget cuts in store for Camas
• Gerde plans to leave city council
• Four injured in car accident near Camas
• Ruby Award winner is bringing ‘hope’ home
• Former LAPD officer joins Camas force
• Four injured in car accident near Camas
• Event will highlight new additions to community center
• State audit faults Washougal’s financial reporting
• Washougal mayor plans to freeze wages
• Acid hoax case heads to Vancouver court Wednesday
• Portland man sentenced in bank fraud case
• Newly formed Clark County Arts Commission includes two local residents
• Body of Camas man discovered near train tracks
• Theft charges are filed in acid hoax case
• Range shooting at Wildlife League can continue
• Parker joins Vancouver Chamber of Commerce
• Children’s consignment sale is set for Sept. 24 through 26 in Washougal
• Alcohol server training will be provided Sunday in Camas
• Community Choices healthy business forum is set for Sept. 28
• Youth help celebrate ground breaking for new learning center at Clark College
• Body of Camas man discovered near train tracks
• Fireworks Photography is inspired in Washougal
• Flamingo flocks find homes in Camas and Washougal
• Fostering for the future
• C-W officials look to form economic development commission
• Port considers capital projects
• Camas-Washougal Wildlife League’s days may be numbered
• Capturing shooting stars
• Fall Sports, Doc Harris Stadium sections inside today’s Post-Record
• C-W developments are among the ‘Top Projects’
• The community’s helping hand
• Safeway employee recovers from assault with acid
• Business briefs for Sept. 7, 2010
• ‘A great paddle’
• ‘E’ Street bids come in lower than expected
• Washougal plans to hire transportation consultant
• CHS grad pursues a high flying future
• Female fire fighting force
• EMS levy passes
• Camas explores road maintenance options
• Clark Public Utilities gives green light to electricity rate increase
• Firefighters mop up at Hilltop Fire north of Camas
• Lights, Camera, Action: Columbia Gorge International Film Fest
• BPA adds, changes power line route segments
• Chip seal work causes road closures
• Downtown Washougal hosts several celebrations Saturday
• Camas takes a look at tightening up fireworks regulations
• C-W fire consolidation talks continue
• Crews douse fire at Klickitat Park in Camas
• Washougal tunnel brings heritage, people and river together
• Reward offered in Klickitat Park fire investigation
• ‘E’ Street waterline contract approved
• Hilltop Fire is 46 percent contained
• Camas Ridge complex construction begins this week
• A couple of cuties
• WHS Class of 1960 gives back to its alma mater
• Business briefs for Aug. 17, 2010
• Sheepdog trials return to Camas Aug. 19
• USS Ranger finds a home in Fairview
• Lakeside Chalet Restaurant to celebrate 30 years
• Election results
• Face time
• Mother's Day Plant and Garden Fair
• AVON FOR SALE
• Swingin The Benny Goodman Songbook
• Slow Drivers - Move Over: Grassroots Campaign Prods Slowpokes Out Of Left Lanes

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