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August 5, 2014
Nashville duo will perform Aug. 30 at Caps N’ Taps
A duo from Nashville will perform at Caps N' Taps in Camas on Aug. 30.
A duo from Nashville will perform at Caps N' Taps in Camas on Aug. 30.
A licensed mental health counselor is now practicing at Camas Chiropractic Center.
Port of Camas-Washougal Commissioners and some staff members will meet for several hours during a planning retreat.
The first building in the Steigerwald Commerce Center is on the list of "Top Projects" of Southwest Washington, named by the Vancouver Business Journal. The 21,600 square foot structure, at 4125 S. Lincoln St., Washougal, has housed Foods in Season -- a distributor of seafood, caviar, specialty meats, mushrooms and truffles -- since April. Team Construction, LLC, of Vancouver, was the general contractor for the $2.167 million project.
The Clark County Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board and Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce are accepting nominations of businesses and individuals for the National Disability Employment Awareness Community Awards.
The Board of Clark County Commissioners recently appointed three community members to fill seats on the Board of Equalization.
The Clark County Board of Health is seeking individuals to fill vacancies on the Public Health Advisory Council.
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.