A small business in downtown Camas is doing what it can to help clients of the Children's Center. Twilight Pizza Bistro is accepting donations of personal care items such as shampoo and conditioner, toothpaste, mouthwash, toothbrushes, hairbrushes and combs, toilet paper and paper towels, soap and feminine hygiene products through Monday.
A former director of the Oral Hull Foundation for the Blind in Sandy, Ore., and the Mittleman Jewish Community Center in Portland has been hired as the executive director of the School of Piano Technology for the Blind, in Vancouver.
Halloween and harvest festival revelers will have several days to choose from, to get photos taken in their costumes.
Supporters of the Community Pregnancy Clinic of Camas-Washougal are invited to their choice of two fund raising dinners.
Skamania Lodge will welcome fall with its annual Harvest Market this month in Stevenson.
A man who went skydiving for his senior project at Washougal High School has opened a shop that appeals to fellow adventurers in his hometown. Eric Hargrave, a 2003 WHS graduate, wrote his senior paper about the psychology of doing extreme sports. In addition to skydiving, he went kite boarding and snowboarding. The project included videotaped evidence of Hargrave's accomplishments. Hargrave owns Limitless Snow-Wake-Surf -- a two-year-old former home-based business -- that sells a variety of Ronix wake boards, Radar waterskis and apparel. A shipment of snow boards, bindings, boots and helmets, along with gloves, hats, socks, hoodies and T-shirts, is expected to arrive this week.
Wysaske elected to bankers board The president and chief operating officer of Riverview Community Bank was elected as a director of the Community Bankers of Washington Board of Directors during the group's annual meeting held in September.
Chiropractic Care Center welcomes new staff member The newest member of the staff at Chiropractic Care Center has a special interest in therapeutic massage.
Willie Sandry and the staff of Physical Therapy Associates of Camas will have at least two things to celebrate soon -- a new location and the practice's 10th anniversary.
The local Sears Hometown Store has been named a "Premier Dealer." The annual honor, presented by Sears Hometown Stores, included the location in downtown Camas on a list of 139 out of 1,096 Hometown stores throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico. The award recognizes stores that consistently offer great customer service, outstanding performance and exceptional demonstrations of community involvement, according to a press release.
