November 24, 2022
Get ready to ‘shop small’ in downtown Camas this weekend
Local merchants in downtown Camas are preparing for another “shop small” start to the annual holiday shopping season.
Local merchants in downtown Camas are preparing for another “shop small” start to the annual holiday shopping season.
Two years after closing its Washougal-based donation center, Goodwill Industries is heading back to east Clark County.
The Association of Washington Business took to the road last week to highlight the importance of the manufacturing sector on the state’s economy and highlight “modern manufacturing” jobs available to Washington students.
After graduating from Washougal High School, Shonna Roberts went to college, worked as a hazardous materials specialist and sales and marketing representative, married and had a child. On paper, at least, her life was good. But the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic caused her to re-think some things.
The world truly is at your fingertips inside one of Camas’ newest small businesses.
Earlier this year, representatives from dataPARC, a Vancouver-based technology company, reached out to Ed Fischer and asked him to help them find a new home for their growing business. They told Fischer, a commercial real estate agent and the former owner of Camas Bike and Sport, that they preferred to land in Camas or east Vancouver if possible.
From its inception in the early 2010s until earlier this month, the Port of Camas-Washougal’s Washougal waterfront development project was unnamed. Most of the time, Port officials and project leaders colloquially referred to it as “the waterfront development,” or by its more formal, but still unofficial, moniker, “The Waterfront at Parker’s Landing.”
American Queen Voyages (AQV) has adjusted the docking schedule for its East Clark County tours, moving the arrival time of its American Empress riverboat from 7 a.m. to…
Megan and Tyler Davis love to eat good food, drink good beer and socialize with their friends in casual, family friendly establishments. They didn’t see anything like that in Washougal, so they decided to create one themselves.
The Downtown Camas Association will host a ribbon-cutting this week for a business that — while new to Camas — has plenty of name recognition across the river.
