When the news came through a little over a week ago that Governor Jay Inslee planned to close gyms and fitness studios throughout Washington, Jacquie Michelle, owner of…
“Amazing transformation. Unbelievable. Beautiful.”
After finding success with its downtown Camas flagship location, Grains of Wrath (GOW) Brewing is expanding into Portland.
The relationship between Reed Creative, a Washougal graphic design and marketing firm, and the New Orleans-based Emeril Lagasse Foundation has been mutually beneficial in a variety of ways.
Camas entrepreneur Heather DeVore knows the downfall of having a hectic commute combined with a high-stress job. For several years before starting her own business, DeVore spent her days commuting from Camas to Portland to work in the healthcare insurance industry.
Washougal resident Rochelle Ramos has noticed a change in her son, Timothy, since he took up skateboarding six months ago.
In 2019, La Center resident and Washougal native Katie O’Daniel began to seriously think about her career options. For the past few years she had been a stay-at-home mom, but with her son about to start kindergarten, O’Daniel, who had previously been a nursing assistant and hospice worker, decided she wanted to join the workforce again.
For the first 20 years of his adult life, Ryon Morrison had what many would consider to be some pretty cool jobs.
Fans of Camas hoping to wear their hometown pride on their sleeve won’t have to look too far, thanks to the opening of a new business, Papermaker Pride, in downtown Camas.
The Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association (CWEDA), which formed in 2011 to help promote business growth in Camas-Washougal, will no longer exist as of June 2020. The cities of Camas and…
