The new Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association website includes listings of local buildings that are available to lease or purchase. The goal is to provide information to companies considering locating in the C-W area.
Customers of the Washougal Post Office are invited to stop by the facility Tuesday, July 29, from 1 to 3 p.m. "Our customers are the reason we exist, so I think it's important to recognize and thank them for their loyal business and support," said Postmaster Stephanie Rhine.
A community party at Mountainview House will include a Wii game competition, bounce house, painting lessons and vendors. Additional arts and crafts vendors are invited to participate in the Senior Fair & Family Day, Saturday, Aug. 16, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A licensed acupuncturist has relocated her practice from Washougal to Camas. Stephanie Meinhold owned Washougal Acupuncture & Herbs, LLC, in the Evergreen Marketplace at 3307 Evergreen Way, Ste. 603, before she moved to 405 N.E. Sixth Ave. "I moved my practice, due to much lower overhead in Camas and a lack of affordable professional space in Washougal," she said.
Nominations are currently being accepted for the 2014 Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce "Business & Leadership Awards."
A Camas non-profit organization is the beneficiary of a contribution from the Nike Employee Grant Fund.
Cori Lee's business card contains a definition of serendipity -- "the art of making happy discoveries." She recently opened a new business in Washougal, The Serendipity Shop, which contains a wide array of goods.
Columbia River Economic Development Council recently hired a new business development manager.
The assistant manager of the Columbia Credit Union branch in Washougal has been promoted. Darcie Williams succeeds Ed Hakanovic, as the assistant vice president/manager of the Washougal branch, at 271 "C" St., in The Crossing.
The Fort Vancouver National Trust is seeking 300 volunteers to lend a hand at Independence Day at Fort Vancouver on Friday, July 4. Last year more than 250 volunteers helped at the event, which was attended by more than 35,000 people.
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