September 1, 2015
Business owners can prepare for disasters through web series
Information is provided free through the SBA
Information is provided free through the SBA
In a move that will bring enhanced employment services, access to training funds and job openings to students, the Southwest Washington Workforce Development Council and Clark College have entered into an agreement to have a WorkSource employee on-site at the college.
A local shoe store is partnering with a children's charity based in Vancouver, to raise money and awareness for orphans around the world.
Area residents and business representatives are invited to a complimentary lunch with Port Executive Director Dave Ripp.
SCORE will offer a class for small business owners focusing on an introduction to basic QuickBooks Friday, July 17, from 9 a.m. to noon, in Vancouver.
Two women who have known each other for 17 years are excited to be business partners at a downtown Camas institution.
A local car dealer is hosting a car smash for the second year in a row on Independence Day.
Nominations are open for Clark College's 2015 Outstanding Alumni Award and the Rising Star Alumni Award.
A local family that has overcome substance abuse and financial struggles wants its new business to make a difference in the community.
CNN.com recently included the Pendleton Woolen Mill, in Washougal, on its list of "Nine Great American Factory Tours."
