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Black Pearl on the Columbia takes shape

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Employees from RSV Building Solutions and Nutter Corporation are working on the roofing and parking lot sub grading at the future site of the Black Pearl on the Columbia. The restaurant, located at the former site of the Parker House, 56 S. "A" St., Washougal, is expected to open this year. Jerry Heikkila (not pictured), with RSV, is the project superintendent.

Employees from RSV Building Solutions and Nutter Corporation are working on the roofing and parking lot sub grading at the future site of the Black Pearl on the Columbia. The restaurant, located at the former site of the Parker House, 56 S. “A” St., Washougal, is expected to open this year. Jerry Heikkila (not pictured), with RSV, is the project superintendent.

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