Meet Tyler Mode, an exceptionally talented professional photographer who has made a real difference in his community. Not only is he highly regarded for his stunning photography work, but he has also been recognized as the Citizen of the Year for his selfless contributions and commitment to making the world a better place. He is truly an inspiration to all who know him and his passion for his craft and his community is truly remarkable.
Camas-Washougal Community Chest and its partners announce $134k in grants. Services for children, families funded by Rotary volunteers. Includes emergency food assistance, safe temporary shelter, and water quality monitoring. Donations needed to meet goal. Learn how to contribute on the CWCC’s website.
Teen center fundraiser set for March 9 Community: Rocksolid Community Teen CenterBy Edward Novak, Contributing Writer | Photos by Brent Venneri Photography Parents today might notice that there aren’t as
Help end food insecurity in Clark County by joining the Walk & Knock food drive on Dec. 2.
Meet six incredible businesswomen from Southwest Washington, including a mortgage expert, nutritionist, finance specialist, dental care expert, and catering chef.
Our family-owned franchise, Nothing Bundt Cakes Vancouver, bakes delicious cakes daily in over 10 flavors and different sizes.
Mike’s Auto Repair: Free December diagnostics, transparent repairs, and 29 years of trusted service.
This article profiles several successful businesswomen from various industries in Southwest Washington.
With Papa Murphy’s, the preeminent purveyor of Take ‘N’ Bake pizza, you can experience all of the benefits — fresh dough made from scratch every day, freshly cut vegetables, 100% mozzarella cheese shredded from blocks (not poured from a bag), consumed at will, piping hot and delicious — with none of the detriments!
Behind the success story of Your Insurance Gal is the heart and soul of the operation, Stacey Johnson, a champion for senior care. Stacey’s own experiences as a caregiver to her elderly grandmother ignited a passion within her. Witnessing first-hand the challenges seniors face when navigating the complex healthcare system, she felt compelled to make a difference. She understood seniors needing more than just an insurance policy; they needed an advocate, a confidant and someone who genuinely cared.
For many today, sewing provides a refuge or a “happy place,” which is echoed by a sign displayed in the shop: “Sewing’s Cheaper Than a Psychologist.” Vacuums? Hmm, we’ll have to give that one some more thought.
The Camas-Washougal Community Chest will launch its annual fundraising drive Oct. 1, 2023 with a goal of raising $120,000 for 2024 grants. In a continuing partnership with CWCC, the Camas–Washougal Rotary Foundation and the Camas Lions Club plan to provide additional grant funds.
“I’ve always been very artsy since I was little,” says mural artist Aimee, who began acrylic painting at age twelve when her mom suggested she paint a wall in their home.
Founded with a passion for helping people, Jordan started I’m On It Handyman about two years ago to meet all your repair and remodeling needs. A 3rd generation builder, Jordan has over 30 years of experience in the construction industry, including custom homes and remodeling. He grew up in Vancouver and runs his businesses locally. He’s just the ticket for one stop shopping; call I’m On It Handyman today.
Adaptability. Deep faith. Positivity. Common qualities found in many uncommon heroes, quietly going about their lives. Like Eric Sawyer. Born in Phoenix, Arizona, his family moved to California when he was a baby and eventually settled in Hockinson,WA. Brought up observing a mother who gave back to others, Eric claims his Mom inspired him with her optimism and ability to positively deal with change, teaching him, “If you want something bad enough, you’ll find a way. If you don’t, you find an excuse.”