Business
Fisher Investments plans second building on Camas campus
May 20, 2013 9:55 p.m.
Ken Fisher said Monday he plans to break ground in July on a second office building, which will be able to accommodate some 700 workers on its five floors, at his Fisher ... more
Farm bill: Still a little something for everyone
WASHINGTON — The Senate Agriculture Committee has approved a massive five-year farm bill that would cut spending while also creating new subsidies for farmers.
Washington View: Who says congress and the president can't move quickly?
Air travelers received a bit of good news recently: A bill to put air traffic controllers back to work whisked through the House and Senate and flew into the White House for President Obama's signature.
CREDC invites tech leaders to mingle at GeekDrinks
Clark County jobs promoter launches bimonthly networking events
Clark County's largest nonprofit jobs promoter and business recruiter is launching a new bimonthly series of networking events aimed at bringing the leaders of local technology companies together to kindle ideas, and to boost the industry's growth and competitiveness.
Vancouver's C.E. John Co. secures loan for renovation project
Vancouver-based C.E. John Co. has closed on an $11 million loan with U.S. Bank to finance a project to expand and renovate its Cedar Hills Crossing shopping center at 3205 S.W. Cedar Hills Boulevard in Beaverton, Ore., the bank announced Monday.
Call about utility bill could be a scammer
Somebody has been asking for payments via phone
Attention Clark Public Utilities customers: A scammer wants inside your wallet.
Liquor licenses
The following have applied to the Washington State Liquor Control Board:
Real estate roundup
Recent commercial real estate transactions as reported by area brokerage firms.
Clark County at Work: Total Merchant Concepts
Total Merchant Concepts offers credit card processing, and check conversion/guarantee, gift cards, social media assistance, terminals and wireless/smartphone processing options.
Port of Vancouver commissioners will discuss safety, preparedness for oil spills
The Port of Vancouver Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday for its regular meeting and a workshop to discuss marine safety issues, including emergency response capabilities in the event of oil spills on the Columbia River.
Clark County business calendar
A weekly listing of business events in Clark Couny
New owners take a gamble on Oak Tree Restaurant
Main focus will be on food; cardroom will re-open later
WOODLAND — The new owners of the Oak Tree Restaurant are anteing up in an attempt to revive the once-thriving Woodland institution.
What will rise out of Thunderbird ashes?
Months after a fire destroyed hotel, many challenges remain in determining what will become of the site
To the Interstate 5 commuters who daily pass the riverfront property, the site that for months was buried under the charred remains of Portland's Thunderbird on the River Hotel now appears ready for redevelopment.
Business briefing
• Phil Allen has joined Columbia Credit Union as a vice president in business lending. He will focus on developing and maintaining business loan and deposit relationships, generating clients and assisting with commercial lending. Allen has 18 years' experience in commercial finance. He holds a master's degree from Willamette University and a bachelor's degree from Oregon State University.
Strictly Business: Taking the high road for Mom
If you are a mom and you're reading this column over breakfast in bed, happy Mother's Day.
Bridge-rental company opens operations in Camas
CAMAS — Acrow Bridge, an international bridge engineering and supply company, has opened a new office and storage facility in Clark County to serve the growing market for rental bridges in Washington, Oregon and other western states. Rental bridges are typically used as temporary detours during bridge repair or replacement to maintain traffic flow and help construction crews stay on schedule.
How much are you paying for liquor in Clark County?
We'd like your help in sharing information with other Columbian readers. Help us fill out a chart with information about what the same brands cost after the June 1 privatization of liquor sales. Help us measure local shelf prices by telling us what you paid.





