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Camas-Washougal officials issued a recreational burn ban effective immediately, prohibiting all outdoor wood fires due to fire danger, though charcoal and gas grills remain permitted.
At least 10 Camas-Washougal churches will unite for the “One Church for Jesus” gathering Sept. 7 at Doc Harris Stadium, featuring worship, prayer, and fellowship for the community.
Mayoral candidate Justin Forsman argues that global organizations are influencing Vancouver’s policies through ICLEI, urging voters to resist road diets, annexation, and international agendas.
Firefighters from Vancouver and District 6 contained a fast-moving brush fire near Fruit Valley Road that grew to 2–5 acres, threatening homes but causing no injuries or structure loss.
The Clark County Fair Board reviewed the 2025 fair, noting record food sales, six record carnival days, Budweiser Clydesdales, and feedback on exhibits, rides, and future improvements.
Camas resident Margaret Tweet writes in support of parents’ rights to seek religious, medical, or personal exemptions for student immunizations.
Reuben Kulla voices support for Brad Benton’s candidacy for the Charter Review Commission, citing his push for a supermajority vote before raising taxes.
Battle Ground Senior Citizens Inc. launched its $50 for 50 campaign, asking for $50 donations to mark 50 years of serving local seniors.
The North Clark Historical Museum in Amboy is hosting its Directors Basement Sale Aug. 22–23, with proceeds supporting museum operations and improvements.
Thanks to a public tip and diligent police work, investigators identified the suspect as 22-year-old Elijah Evans The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has made an arrest in connection with the Monday…
American Legion Post 14 is holding a rummage sale Aug. 22–23 in Vancouver, with proceeds supporting veterans, families, and community programs.
La Center School District officials responded to a teachers’ strike authorization vote, saying they anticipate school will start on time while negotiations continue.