The Camas Washougal Business Alliance has altered their 12th Annual Stuff the Scholarship event, which is now all online. The event, originally scheduled for mid-March, will be held on Saturday May 23, from 6-8 pm. Register now for detailed instructions. This year, the Stuff the Scholarship team had planned to host the event at Lacamas […]
Washougal, WA – The IMPACT CW (Camas-Washougal) food drive, organized by St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Washougal, which helps hundreds of Camas and Washougal families with summer food boxes, is going digital this year. “With the current COVID-19 environment, we know that now more than ever, our local communities have families in need of food,” […]
Washougal, WA – Many Cape Horn-Skye students are actually looking forward to science homework during the current school closure, thanks to Kodiak Crates! These fun and challenging learning kits are created by first grade teacher and district science liaison, Darcy Hickey, and are delivered via school bus to students’ homes every other week. The kits […]
SALEM, OR — An Oregon judge today invalidated statewide novel coronavirus restrictions mandated by Governor Kate Brown, saying she didn’t receive approval from the state Legislature to extend those orders, which expired after 28 days. Baker County Circuit Judge Matthew Shirtcliff issued his opinion as his official response to a lawsuit filed by 10 Oregon […]
Lacamas Magazine editorials are rare, but given the reaction (over 1,000 comments on the Lacamas Magazine Facebook and Instagram sites) from our coverage of Saturday’s Open Camas Rally, I’d like to lay out a few facts: 1) A reporter’s job is to report the news, so reporting an event isn’t necessarily agreeing or disagreeing with […]
For more than 60 days now, Washington state has been dealing with the realties of Governor Jay Inslee’s “shelter in place” orders, which have limited mobility in an effort to slow the spread of novel corona virus. Once the order to close theaters, gyms, restaurants to dine-in services, hair salons, retail stores, etc. went into […]
Everyday it seems we learn more and become more confused as to what the COVID-19 is. Apparently, it can attack any part of the body. Today a story of someone who had the gastrointestinal symptoms and then all of a sudden, a fever of 105 and oxygen levels dropping dangerously low to the point that […]
Washougal, WA — Hillary Marshall, Library Media Specialist at Washougal High School, is one of six teachers from throughout Washington and Oregon who were recently named OnPoint Community Credit Union Circle of Excellence winners. Each winner will receive a $1,500 cash prize and $1,000 donation to their school. “Hillary is an exceptional educator and this […]
Governor Jay Inslee said Tuesday that Washington has nearly 1,400 trained contact-tracing personnel who are now reaching out to every new person who tests positive for coronavirus, in an effort to track down other people they may have infected. Inslee said the team is an essential part of a three-pronged approach to locking down the virus: […]
Gov. Jay Inslee issued guidance today for partially resuming the dine-in restaurant and tavern industry for counties granted variance under the Safe Start Phase 2 recovery plan laid out last week. Through the Washington “Safe Start” plan, more businesses and activities will re-open in subsequent phases with adequate safety and health standards in place. Each phase will […]
Gutcheck today, let’s compete!
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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