The first tenant of Washougal Town Square has left the building, but her new office is only a block and a half away from it. Friday was Martha Martin's first day in the new space at 82 Washougal River Road, Ste. 110.
A man who previously worked as the branch manager of Bank of America in Camas is now a financial advisor with Edward Jones Investments. Craig Johnson was a Bank of America employee for 22 years.
A new health care provider has moved to the area and joined Washougal Sport & Spine Physical Therapy.
Local residents with experience in the areas of school administration, the business community or neighborhood associations are invited to apply to serve on the C-TRAN Citizens Advisory Committee.
The owner of a consignment store that sells a variety of women's clothing, shoes and accessories will soon celebrate her seventh anniversary at the boutique.
Redbox, a fully-automated DVD rental kiosk, recently opened at Walgreens in Camas.
A colorful collection of fabrics, threads and buttons awaits visitors to River Quilts, in downtown Camas. Nancy Sullivan, owner of the new business, hopes to inspire people to get back into sewing and find their creative outlet. "I want to help them with any new projects or finish projects stuck in a closet," she said. She sells Moda, Maywood, Westminster Fibers, Andover and Michael Miller fabrics, as well as Gutermann and Aurifil quilting thread and DMC embroidery floss. Colors include jade, gold and deep red.
A Washougal jeweler has an interest in all of the items he sells. Those pieces, available to purchase in Jewelry Creations By Mark Lewis, include Laramar, a Caribbean blue jasper from the Dominican Republic, in a cast sterling silver setting with abalone inlay. There is also a AAA-grade pear-shaped amethyst in a wire wrap setting, as well as mystic quartz, amber and Ethiopian fire opal. Lewis, 56, also works with Swarovski faceted crystal beads for earrings, pendants and bracelets. He incorporates fossils into some of his designs. They include an amanite (nautilus shell) in a sterling silver wire setting.
While the annual Mother's Day Plant and Garden Fair has been relocated to Camas High School this year, merchants in downtown Camas still hope to attract a share of local residents and visitors to shop Saturday.
"He's been around it ever since," Robert said. "I wish all fathers and sons got along as well as we do." Today, they work together at Classic Muffler & Brakes, a shop that recently opened in downtown Camas. It is owned by Brian and his wife Pamela, as well as Robert and his wife Donna.
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