Camas News

Camas-Washougal dog owners could soon enjoy Clark County's fourth off-leash dog park, thanks to a pending land deal.

Signs warn motorists of an upcoming curve on Southeast Bybee Road, near the 150-acre site for Fisher Investments' planned office complex.

It's decision time for Oregonians Max Browne, 7, center, his brother Nicholas Browne, 13, and dad Ken Browne at the Bomber Brothers fireworks tent at Northeast 78th Street and Highway 99.

As with most new 21st Century technology, the most impressive stuff is the stuff nobody sees.

Object to expanding quarry operation If you live on Livingston Mountain or drive on 53rd Street in East County, you should be aware that Clark County Public Works has applied to re-open a 170-acre rock quarry adjacent to the existing quarry site.

From left, Don Campbell, Angie Rinck and Cathy Bjerke help get the Bomber Brothers fireworks tent on the corner of Northeast 78th Street and Highway 99 ready Thursday for Sunday's opening.

More than 30 employees were sent home Thursday morning after an early morning fire caused $250,000 in damage to a Washougal lumber company.

Printed newspapers are far away from disappearing, executives from Clark County's three largest publishers told a library-sponsored forum Thursday night.

Vancouver's Philemon Reid mixed cubism with street art, Picasso with jazz. When contemplating a new composition, the local painter often would just open up one of his many art books - Georges Braque was another favorite - turn on a Miles Davis or John Coltrane album and let the music guide his vibrant colors and distinct imagery.

Ali and Nora Alquraisha are owners of Camas Produce. Camas Produce owner Ali Alquraisha has one word to sum up his store's success: Family.

A motorist with a previous injury that caused her foot to slip from the brake pedal to the gas pedal on state Highway 14 near Camas on Wednesday ended up with more injuries, to her ribs, police said.

Scott Campbell, Publisher of The Columbian newspaper. The Columbian Publishing Co.

Wilbert Kalmbach will finally get to walk in his Clark College graduation ceremony on Thursday.

For the past two summers, the Epiphany in the Park music festival has attracted top-flight Northwest Christian bands to Esther Short Park for a free day-long event.

Camas resident Gary Perman has announced his candidacy for the Port of Camas-Washougal's District No.

More than 800 bicycle wayfarer signs have sprouted up around Vancouver recently including this one near the Interstate 5 Bridge.

A cocktail is more than a libation for Camas artist Blaine Johnson. To him, it's inspiration.

It's been kicked around for more than 10 years, but there could be a new push to carve up Vancouver into wards or districts for city council elections.

Skylar Jones, the Ridgefield High School student who is one point short of meeting state and local graduation requirements, will not be allowed to participate in her school's commencement.

Once set in motion, raises continue The May 24 Columbian story "Your money, their salaries" reported salaries of certain Clark County public employees.