Lombardi’s Restaurant Group sold the Mill Creek property currently occupied by the restaurant. The Everett and Bellingham locations remain open.
“Not just your old plane guys’ museum.” New exhibits celebrate the wartime efforts of women in WWII and parachuting dogs.
The port calls it a workforce measure to boost the economy and add jobs. Opponents say it burdens property owners with another tax.
Two new buildings at Port of Everett will house new froyo shop, breakfast cafe, fish market, taproom and wine bar.
The Marysville store will remain open for now. The retailer reported declining sales in the first quarter of the year.
On Tuesday, the grocery chains released a list of stores included in a deal to avoid anti-competition concerns amid a planned merger.
Helion Energy and Zap Energy offered state officials a tour of their plants. Both are on a quest to generate carbon-free electricity from fusion.
Allways Roofing has been cited and fined for 124 safety violations in the last 12 years. The owner said he’s been closed since January.
Launched 18 months ago, Pacific Popcorn offers six flavors from Alpine Chili White Cheddar to Portage Bay Strawberry.
A Bit of Taste offers gourmet olive oil and balsamic vinegar: Just add salad or a dash atop your avocado toast.
Local online shoppers are on the look out for the made in Washington label.
Nominations are due July 31 for the awards from the Governor’s Committee on Disability Issues and Employment.
The Washington Award for Vocational Excellence honors the state’s top career and technical students.
You’ve got mail: The Snohomish County Assessor’s Office will send property tax statements this week.
A dozen journalists learned their jobs were eliminated Wednesday, in a move new owners Carpenter Media Group said was meant to ensure long-term success of the newspaper.
Holman, which owns Lexus of Seattle in Lynnwood, bought property on which the dealership resides.
The state’s seventh-largest city hasn’t had a chamber since 2011. After 13 years, businesses are rallying for its return.
Offered by Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeships, the 10-week course is open to Snohomish County-area residents age 18 and older.
The Snohomish County-owned airport hopes to resurface its main runway and extend the operation of its air traffic control tower.
The Richmond, British Columbia-based chain plans to open a second U.S. location at the Lynnwood Crossroads shopping center in 2025.
