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December 30, 2014
Grant from Walmart will help fund radio system for ECFR
East County Fire & Rescue recently received a $1,000 grant from Walmart.
East County Fire & Rescue recently received a $1,000 grant from Walmart.
The Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association board has approved a $200,000 budget for 2015. It includes $147,600 for staffing (President and Chief Executive Officer Paul Dennis, Marketing Consultant Rene Carroll and other contractors). The annual office lease for Suite 208, in Washougal Town Square, at 1700 Main St., is $16,800.
The owner of Glo Beauty Lounge, in downtown Washougal, has launched a skin care line. Deborah Kirkendall worked with a manufacturer in Canada to develop "jem Skin Care Systems."
Waste Connections, Inc., has continued its support of "Christmas Promise," a program that provides free bicycles for area children in need.
Customers of Caffe Piccolo can relax, knowing their coffee cravings will be satisfied at the business' current location through the early part of next spring.
Rushing Water will host two additional holiday yoga benefit classes for YWCA programs.
A 10-week course focusing on agricultural entrepreneurship and business planning is being offered in Hazel Dell by the WSU Clark County Extension.
A mother and daughter have teamed up, to provide free pick up services of computers, VCRs and fax machines.
Small business owners can learn more about the benefits of filing their taxes online during an upcoming Department of Revenue webinar.
The Two Rivers Heritage Museum is closed until February