This is our Question and Answer session with Representative Larry Hoff (LD-18), a Republican who is serving in his first legislative term. Question 1: Why should the people of the 18th District re-elect you? It’s my experience. There’s a major difference between being a candidate and the experience of working in the Legislature. I’ve worked […]
This is our interview with Donna Sinclair, a Democratic candidate running for Washington’s Legislative District 18, Position 2. Question 1: What are the top reasons you are running for office? My top reasons are related to watching the partisanship divide all around our community, and I want to bridge the gap between the GOP and […]
OLYMPIA, WA – Governor Jay Inslee announced new COVID-19 restrictions Tuesday to slow the spread of coronavirus at college residential facilities, including face masks in living spaces, limits on visitors, and on the number of people allowed in sleeping rooms. “We’ve just got to get these spikes under control,” Inslee said during the afternoon news […]
The All Paws On Deck Camas Mayor voting officially opens today, and will run through October 30th, according to the event’s organizers. This link takes you to the donation site: https://wa-camas-lite.intouchreceipting.com/DECA-AllPawsOnDeck Citizens can vote October 20th-30th: You can cast your vote for the 2020 Camas Dog Mayor by donating a sum of money towards your favorite […]
Vancouver, WA — Clark County Public Health released their weekend report today stating another 124 people have tested positive for COVID-19 – for an average of about 41 new cases per day (Fri-Sun). However, the department has removed 12 previously counted cases from the county total. “During our data reconciliation process, we discovered 12 cases […]
As part of its on-going work on equity, diversity, and inclusion, Washougal School District is seeking up to a dozen community members to serve on its Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Team. This team will advise district leaders in identifying and eliminating systems, policies, procedures and practices that create inequities among students and staff. Once […]
Camas, WA — Julie Bonaci Scordino got a surprise visit from Camas Police Sunday morning, who handed her three voting ballots that had been stolen from her Parker Estates mailbox. Officer Debra Riedl brought the soaked ballots, which had been found early Sunday morning — with other stolen mail — by a resident near Klickitat […]
Camas, WA — After nearly seven months of offering takeout only meals due to the corona virus pandemic, Natalia’s Cafe is now open for dine-in seating at 50 percent capacity. “After careful and methodical planning, we felt it was time to make this change for our customers,” said Erica Slothower, owner of Natalia’s Cafe. “We […]
Clark County Public Health issued this statement today about a recent Center for Disease Control and Prevention report on mask effectiveness: Last month, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a report looking at community exposures among people who tested positive for COVID-19 and a control group. Recently, the findings from that report have […]
This is a message from the All Paws on Deck Team and Camas DECA team regarding the Camas Dog Mayor Contest: Our All Paws On Deck team would first like to thank each of the 35 dogs who applied to be 2020 Camas Dog Mayor. It was a very difficult decision and we wish we […]
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State 4A Football Championship Game!
Here are some action shots from Saturday’s big game between Camas and Sumner — taken by @tyler_mode_media
Final score: Sumner 27, Camas 24
State 4A Football Championship Game!
Summer 27, Camas 24
Sumner scored a field goal with 4 seconds on the clock.
Camas Kicker Jackson Tyler makes 32-yard field goal to tie up the game. Sumner 24, Camas 24. 6:12 4th quarter
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