The Corporate Transparency Act, a significant law passed in 2021, is designed to combat financial crimes like money laundering and tax evasion. It requires many businesses to disclose information about their owners. While this may seem like an additional responsibility, it’s crucial to understand its impact on your business and take the necessary steps to […]
The Columbia Gorge Museum is excited to unveil Symbiosis, a new art exhibition, opening on October 12 and running through November 22, 2024. Artist Julie Beeler uses forty varieties of fungi to create 825 vibrant natural pigments, dyes, and paints, expressing artistry and educating others about mushrooms as a source of color. Beeler draws on […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. –This week, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s (WA-03) bipartisan legislation to rename the Bucoda Post office in honor of the late Mayor Rob Gordon unanimously passed the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability. In August, Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez introduced the bill with the support of the entire Washington House Delegation, and the Bucoda Town […]
The most unlikely circumstances sometimes spark jewelry trends. In January 2022, the Style section of The New York Times published an in-depth lifestyle article about the substantial resurgence of crystal and gemstone jewelry. Crystal pieces were fashionable in the early 2000s, but they later took a backseat to precious stones until the beginning of the […]
You already know that family vacations are lots of fun, but recent studies show they go even further. Getting away from daily life’s routines and responsibilities affords family members a chance to bond and improve relationships while creating special memories that last a lifetime. Family members return refreshed and more productive at work or school. […]
Today, when facing challenges associated with food insecurity, climate change, and sustainable development, education will play a major role in the future of agriculture. From implementing new technologies to promoting sustainable practices, education is the backbone behind people making advancements to ensure we have food, our environment stays healthy, and the economy continues to grow. […]
Vancouver, WA — Lacamas Magazine recently interviewed Rep. Paul Harris (R-17th LD) about his current run for the Washington Senate. He’s been in the State House for 14 years. Question: What are the top reasons you’re running for the State Senate? Balance of government is super important. Checks and balances are essential to good legislation. […]
Running a small business comes with its fair share of challenges, and disputes come with the territory. Whether it’s a disagreement with a vendor, a conflict with an employee, or a contractual issue with a client, knowing how to resolve these conflicts is crucial. The default method is court, but it’s time-consuming, expensive, and public. […]
VANCOUVER, WA – The Clark County Open Studios Tour is back on the calendar for this fall, Saturday and Sunday, November 2-3. Now in its eleventh year, the free self-guided tour continues to build connections as local artists open their studio doors to inquisitive visitors. A program of Artstra, Open Studios is an annual juried […]
Washougal School District’s newest school board member, Jane Long, was sworn into service at the September 10, 2024 board work session. WSD Interim Superintendent Aaron Hansen administered the oath of office. Long was selected to represent Director District #2 through the end of 2025 when she may run for election to a four-year term if […]
National Letter of Intent Signing Day at Camas High School! 16 student-athletes committed to their preferred colleges. Congratulations!
Photos by Erin Marshall.
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.
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