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Jordan Boldt selected as new CREDC president

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|Date: Wednesday, December 31, 2025

Jordan Boldt selected as new CREDC president

Clark County native Jordan Boldt has been selected as the next president of the Columbia Economic Develop ...

Clark County native Jordan Boldt has been selected as the next president of the Columbia Economic Development Council following a national search. ...

Wednesday, December 31, 2025
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POLL: Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?

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|Date: Thursday, October 12, 2023

POLL: Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?

Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefi ...

Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters? ...

Thursday, October 12, 2023
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Camas pays $25 million for firefighters Washougal can’t afford

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|Date: Tuesday, October 10, 2023

Camas pays $25 million for firefighters Washougal can’t afford

Camas and Washougal face financial challenges as they grapple with the cost of new firefighters and the n ...

Camas and Washougal face financial challenges as they grapple with the cost of new firefighters and the need for EMS services in their combined fire department. ...

Tuesday, October 10, 2023
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Jordan Boldt selected as new CREDC president

Jordan Boldt selected as new CREDC president

POLL: Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?

POLL: Should the city of Camas expand its volunteer firefighter program instead of hiring paid full-time firefighters?

Camas pays $25 million for firefighters Washougal can’t afford

Camas pays $25 million for firefighters Washougal can’t afford