Ben Jackson, chef and manager at the new Washougal Times restaurant, which hosted its grand opening the weekend of April 12, has been working around food almost as long as he can remember.
Bolt Minister, owner of 54-40 Brewing Company in Washougal, wants his business to become ingrained in the community by fostering local partnerships in an effort to further the endeavors of everyone involved in a positive manner.
Considering the cozy furniture, wall of colorful dried teas and sunbathed interior at naturopathic doctor Avery Colby’s new downtown Camas wellness center, it’s no surprise that a member of the Camas business community recently asked Colby — jokingly — if they could come work out of the apothecary.
It’s a cold winter day and the hills north of Camas are still dusted with snow, but inside the Ireland Greens Adult Family Home in Camas Carol Passow sits in the warm dining room, looking out over the home’s sprawling 5-acre property.
After showing off luxury homes at The Parklands at Camas Meadows in September 2018, the NW Natural Parade of Homes is coming back to Camas for a second consecutive year.
Behind the Safeway in Washougal near the Goodwill donation center and Pure Wellness Chiropractic sits a quaint space where locals go to get their yoga on.
Washougal’s 54°40’ Brewing Company will be one of more than 100 breweries participating in the Washington Beer Open House program on Saturday, March 1.
Local residents and visitors will soon be able to get a taste of New York City (NYC) in downtown Camas.
The longtime owners of Lakeside Chalet, in Camas, have sold their restaurant business and the building it is located in.
Corned beef and cabbage, bangers and mash and shepherd’s pie are among the dishes featured on the Irish-inspired menu at the newest business in downtown Washougal.
