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Camas Plant & Garden Fair returns to downtown this Saturday

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Kelly Moyer

One of the Downtown Camas Association’s most popular springtime events, the 26th annual Camas Plant & Garden Fair, will fill downtown Camas streets with a huge array of plants, vegetable starts, fruit trees, flowers, planters, garden art, outdoor furniture and everything a person might need to spruce up their gardens this year. “We will have just under 100 vendors. We’re maxed out. I don’t think we could fit another vendor at this event.
Hearings examiner rules in favor of tennis center at Camas High School

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Kelly Moyer

Joe Turner finds proposed facility allowed as a conditional use By Camas, News, Sports The Camas School District’s plan to create an enclosed, year-round community tennis center at Camas High School took a step forward last week after a Camas hearings examiner OK’d a critical city permit. On April 28, Camas Hearings Examiner Joe Turner granted the school district a conditional use permit, paving the way for the district and the U.S. Tennis Association Pacific Northwest to enclose the high...
Judge rules effort to recall Svilarich can advance

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Kelly Moyer

A Clark County Superior Court judge has advanced efforts to recall a Camas city councilor facing a felony assault charge. Judge Tsering Cornell presided over a May 1 hearing to determine if charges included in a recall petition against Councilor John Svilarich were legally and factually sufficient. She later ruled that four of the seven charges are able to move forward. On April 8, 10 Camas voters filed a petition to recall Svilarich from his at-large Camas City Council position.
Opus School of the Arts expands

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Kelly Moyer

A Camas business known for its music lessons is quickly becoming a “one-stop shop” for youth art classes in east Clark County. Music instructor Rob Melton, 55, of Vancouver, opened his first Opus School of Music — now the Opus School of the Arts — in Ridgefield in 2006. Nine years later, he launched a second location in Camas, transforming a nondescript building near the Camas Safeway into a colorful spot for budding musicians as young as 2 years old.
Clark County residents could see higher costs for curbside recycling

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Shari Phiel

New bills passed by the legislature will impact recycling, clean fuels standards, farmers and raise the possibility of nuclear energy.
Gorge agency funding restored

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Shari Phiel

Conservation efforts to continue despite 25% cut By Environment, News When the Washington House and Senate stripped all funding for the Columbia River Gorge Commission from their proposed budgets during heated negotiations at the end of March, the future looked bleak for the bistate agency. But on Monday, the agency learned that its funding had been restored — or at least some of it. At the time, many — including Friends of the Gorge and the Clark County Council — urged the Legislature to...
Mural to honor late Washougal city employee and her art

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Doug Flanagan

After Washougal artist Suzanne Grover died from lung cancer in May 2023 at the age of 53, Janice Ferguson wanted to do something to honor her longtime friend’s contributions to Washougal as an artist and longtime city employee. “With all the new people moving in, her name will get lost, and I didn’t want it to get lost,” Ferguson said of Grover.
Camas captures 4A GSHL baseball title with a sweep

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Tim Martinez

The Camas baseball team came into the week knowing there was little room for error. So the Papermakers left little room for doubt. Sparked by some early rallies and the solid pitching of junior Charlie Barr, Camas rolled past Skyview 8-1 on Thursday, completing a three-game sweep of the Storm. Coupled with Battle Ground’s 5-1 win over Union, Camas found itself alone atop the 4A Greater St. Helens League standings as league champions.
Washougal officials say shorline master program won’t have major impacts on property owners

1 week ago | camaspostrecord.com | Doug Flanagan

By Environment, Government, News, Washougal Houses near the Washougal River are viewed from Washougal’s Sandy Swimming Hole park on Friday, May 2, 2025. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record) A deer walks between the edge of the Washougal River and a home at the west end of Schmid Family Park in Washougal on Friday, May 2, 2025. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record) The city of Washougal is set to adopt a new shoreline management program update that will provide a more specific list of allowed uses and...
Crown Park remodeling project makes progress

2 weeks ago | camaspostrecord.com | Kelly Moyer

City hopes to open new playground this summer; splash pad in 2026 By Camas, News Construction is still in full swing at Camas’ historic Crown Park, but city leaders say the end of the extensive, $6.3 million park remodeling project is finally in sight. “We hope to have all of the improvements on the east side done by the end of May and, hopefully, can open the playground and sport court in July,” interim Camas Parks and Recreation Director Bryan Rachal told the Camas Parks Commission on April...