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 recent Washington State Auditor’s Office report dings the Port of Camas-Washougal and condemns the port’s decision to select contractors from a list of pre-qualified architectural and engineering firms, rather than going through the federally required request for proposals (RFP) process.
A man with more than 30 years experience in the food, beverage and hospitality industry has fulfilled his dream of opening a restaurant.
Anyone who has been in Camas or Washougal has probably seen one or more examples of Travis London’s artwork.
A Camas man has been arrested for being involved in a hit and run accident and failing to obey a traffic control flagger. Camas Police said…
Camas police are hoping someone can identify a man suspected in taking two engagement rings from Runyan’s Jewelers, in downtown Camas. The suspect, described in a…
The former manager of the Crown Park pool in Camas has opened her own business, providing swimming lessons for children and adults.
The Washougal City Council could once again consider a tab fee of $20 per vehicle to pay for part of the city’s pavement management program.
With the Port of Camas-Washougal’s recent finalized purchase of land on the waterfront, the next step is to issue a request for proposals from developers.
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.
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