Interested in helping to shape the future of Camas’ North Shore? The city will soon recruit members of the public for its new North Shore Citizen Committee, an ad hoc group that will help implement the city’s vision for the nearly 900-acre North Shore area. The North...

Phyllis Thornton, of Washougal, has participated in many quilting clubs during the past 40 years, but her current group, the Cape Horn Quilters, holds a special place in her heart. “This group is just amazing,” said Thornton. “They are people from all different walks...

Consultants hired by the city of Camas will soon complete the first phase of a two-phase lake management plan designed to address pollution sources and improve lake water quality in Camas’ Lacamas, Round and Fallen Leaf lakes, but critical data collection will have to...

Greg Moore doesn’t view himself as a coffee connoisseur, exactly, but he admits he has an enthusiasm for the java drink few can match. A marketing major in college, Moore has long been attracted to the bold artwork and attractive design elements that are traditionally...

For the first time, Washougal High School girls swimmers have a team of their own. The Panthers, who have practiced and competed with the Camas High girls swim team since 2003, broke away from the Papermakers this season as a separate squad. Denise Croucher is the...

It is not an exaggeration to say that New Mexico’s Chaco Culture National Historical Park is under siege. A surge of oil and gas development threatens this ancestral site, recognized as one of the architectural marvels of the world and revered by Native Americans who...