When a processing plant in Alaska closed, Edmonds-based business Keyport stepped up to solve a “no-win situation.”
IonQ, a Maryland-based firm, expects to add hundreds of jobs and invest $1 billion in the region over the next 10 years.
Boeing had skipped recent annual conferences in Lynnwood. This year, the aviation giant pledged better collaboration with suppliers.
Shoring up an aging seawall is the first order of business for Angela Harris, the first woman to lead the Edmonds port.
Cascade Warbirds scholarship helps students 16-21 continue flight training and earn a private pilot’s certificate.
The Snohomish County nonprofit mentors first-generation college bound students and students facing hardships
It’s a two-part event this year: brunch followed by the option to attend “Women in Hockey Night” with the Seattle Kraken.
The project expands the resort’s gaming and guest features and adds features to highlight the Tulalip Tribes’ culture.
Andre Stein will lead Eviation on a course to certify the company’s all-electric commuter plane for commercial use.
After a pipe flooded the store, MyMyToystore in downtown Everett closed. Owner Tom Harrison is already on to his next venture.
The airline is “shifting to a seasonal market to enable some other flights in Everett.” The Honolulu flights will go from October to May.
Add some sparkle to your wardrobe: Melrose and Vine Collective opened inside a former bank building on Pacific Avenue.
The pub closed in 2021 when its former owner, Christian Sayre, was arrested for investigation of multiple sexual assault charges.
The port can supply electrical power to docked ships instead of burning diesel. But without a standard plug, it can’t happen.
The two cities joined hands and developed the Cascade Industrial Center. This week Gov. Jay Inslee honored their 30-year effort.
The Seattle-based airline canceled 140 flights on Monday, including two departures from Paine Field.
The company announced last month it would shutter after negotiations with landlord Green Partners fell through.
Pharmacy chain Rite Aid will close the Bartell store on Broadway this month. Four other locations have already been shuttered.
Photographer Catherine Bassetti’s book offers an inside view of ‘Bertha’ and construction of Seattle’s supertunnel.
Garry Clark, who has led the nonprofit chamber of commerce for three years, is leaving to “seek new opportunities.”
