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September 20, 2018
Friendship fuels fashion-forward business
A friendship that started in the seventh grade has blossomed into a professional partnership and business ownership in downtown Camas.
A friendship that started in the seventh grade has blossomed into a professional partnership and business ownership in downtown Camas.
A Washougal-based computer sales and service shop has survived and even thrived while competing with competitively priced “big-box” stores like Best Buy and Walmart in nearby Vancouver and Portland and online computer retailers.
This year’s NW Natural Clark County Parade of Homes will feature 10 Camas homes worth at least $1 million in The Parklands at Camas Meadows.
Employees of Exterior Wood Inc., in Washougal, are expected to keep their jobs, following the company’s sale to a Canadian wholesale distributor of building materials.
Two local residents with diverse backgrounds and common interests in social and environmental issues are turning debit card banking fees into a way of helping socially conscious nonprofits through their Washougal-based company, GroundSwell.
A man with more than 30 years experience in the food, beverage and hospitality industry has fulfilled his dream of opening a restaurant.
The former manager of the Crown Park pool in Camas has opened her own business, providing swimming lessons for children and adults.
Tracy Lanciault’s dream of owning a vintage clothing and vinyl record shop in her 20s has mostly come true. The shop is a reality, just two decades later than planned.
A company that installs solar electric panels for residential and commercial customers will soon move its operations from Vancouver to a new building in Washougal.
People who walk by the new Hey Jack restaurant, located in the Camas Hotel in downtown Camas, might think they have to dress up to dine there.