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December 16, 2014
Small farm business planning course begins on Jan. 14
A 10-week course focusing on agricultural entrepreneurship and business planning is being offered in Hazel Dell by the WSU Clark County Extension.
A 10-week course focusing on agricultural entrepreneurship and business planning is being offered in Hazel Dell by the WSU Clark County Extension.
A mother and daughter have teamed up, to provide free pick up services of computers, VCRs and fax machines.
Small business owners can learn more about the benefits of filing their taxes online during an upcoming Department of Revenue webinar.
The Two Rivers Heritage Museum is closed until February
Washington State University Vancouver will host an "A-Z of Financial Aid and Scholarship" workshop Saturday, Dec. 13 at 1 p.m. at the Vancouver Community Library.
On Nov. 12, the Downtown Camas Association held its annual banquet to honor the people and businesses that are making a difference in the vibrancy and growth of historic downtown Camas.
An updated solid waste management plan providing goals and policies for recycling, disposal and related issues in Clark County is available for public review.
Representatives from Westlie Ford in Washougal recently presented a $2,000 check to staff and youth at the Jack, Will and Rob Boys and Girls Club in Camas. Half of the grant was a gift from the Ford Fund and the other half provided by Westlie Ford.
The Washougal City Council has voted to postpone discussion and potential approval of the city's budget for 2015.
The free event will be held Tuesday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m., at Mill City Brew Werks, 339 N.E. Cedar St., Camas. It is organized by the Camas Public Library. The event is funded by the Friends & Foundation of the Camas Public Library and Mill City Brew Werks.