If they even show up, prospective employees are calling the shots. First question: What’s the pay?
American-Chinese restaurant Fisherman Jack’s and South Fork Bakery are two businesses that will call the waterfront home.
A state agency says Above Beyond Asbestos Removal continued to accept work after being de-certified.
Daria Willis joined Everett Community College as its first African American president in 2019.
A new career program is teaching WSU Everett and Clemson students about project engineering and marketing.
More than once, Quil Ceda Leather employees have become the owners of a durable enterprise.
The Country Rose store’s owners give credit to the downtown association for drumming up business.
Also receiving awards this year were a Snohomish Health District communicator and The Everett Clinic.
MagniX of Everett is one of two companies tapped to advance electric propulsion systems to power aircraft.
An incumbent, David Simpson, is challenged by Everett City Councilmember Scott Murphy.
Propeller, which owns the nearby passenger terminal, plans a new complex for private aviation.
Business has been sluggish, but the airline says it will offer 12 flights a day at Paine Field in the new year.
The enterprise hopes to add more square footage and more classroom space to the store on Grand Avenue.
When the Wagner brothers opened it in 1981, they were the only game in a pretty small town.
The 56-year-old Skotdal Real Estate company built the Marquee Apartments a block north of Funko.
Foster parents help Snohomish County shelters care for animals — and find them forever homes.
If all goes well, Eviation’s battery-powered airplane will make its debut test flight later this year.
The Aviation Manufacturing Jobs Protection grants could save 2,280 Washington jobs for up to six months.
Funko’s incarnation of Baby Yoda will float by in this year’s Thanksgiving Day event.
After a pandemic respite working at home, they dread resuming a one-way commute of 90 minutes or more.
