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.
After a nearly two months’ long closure following an early May cooking accident that left two burned, Hana Foods in downtown Camas is back in business.
A man who opened five Massage Envy locations in Oregon during the past decade will operate his first restaurant in downtown Washougal this fall.
The large building that has been vacant for seven years on the Washougal waterfront will be the site of several events this year, starting in August.
A downtown Washougal business owner who used to live in the New Orleans area continues to provide graphic design services for organizations in that region, 13 years after Hurricane Katrina caused devastation to “The Big Easy.”
When Ron Johnson created his new digital marketing agency, Grow Camas, in April, he quickly realized some Washougal business owners were unhappy with the new business’ name.
Two of the companies that will soon move into the Port of Camas-Washougal’s newest and largest industrial park building recently had a chance to showcase their products with people who attended an open house hosted by the Port.
The Washington State Main Street Program has recognized a wine bar that hosts events and stores wine in downtown Camas.
