A former president and chief executive officer of MacKay & Sposito, Inc. has retired. Al Schauer, of Camas, served most recently as a senior principal at the civil engineering firm. He was responsible for managing new office growth, mentoring new employees and serving as a project advisor.
The Columbia River Gorge Interpretive Center Museum in Stevenson is hosting a "Petroglyph and Winery Tour" at 8 a.m. on Saturday, July 30.
A pasta buffet, along with an auction and raffle will raise money for the local animal no-kill shelters.
Hot coffee drinks, cigarettes and a variety of baked goods will be among the items available to purchase at "Wake Up Call," a new business in Camas.
Individuals seeking pain relief through chiropractic care, acupuncture or massage therapy have a new office they can visit.
A long standing automotive business that specialized in oil changes has closed, while its neighbor continues to serve homemade cinnamon rolls and biscuits and gravy. The owner of Neder's Service Gary Lively said he closed it because of the economy, the construction on "E" Street and the price of petroleum products.
The first tenant of Washougal Town Square has left the building, but her new office is only a block and a half away from it. Friday was Martha Martin's first day in the new space at 82 Washougal River Road, Ste. 110.
A man who previously worked as the branch manager of Bank of America in Camas is now a financial advisor with Edward Jones Investments. Craig Johnson was a Bank of America employee for 22 years.
A new health care provider has moved to the area and joined Washougal Sport & Spine Physical Therapy.
Local residents with experience in the areas of school administration, the business community or neighborhood associations are invited to apply to serve on the C-TRAN Citizens Advisory Committee.
