“He’s been here for half the Port’s life!” Marina Operations Director Jim Weber spent 47 years at the 105-year-old port.
“The port is booming!” The new restaurant is the first to open on “restaurant row” at the port’s Waterfront Place.
Fluke Reliability, a subsidiary of Fortive, has been selling Azima products under its brand name for 10 years.
Conlin’s Furniture, based in South Dakota, bought the huge store and celebrates with a grand opening this week.
The five-story Arlington warehouse is the largest Amazon distribution center in Washington, at 2.9 million square feet.
Everett Transit owns nine Proterra electric buses. The publicly traded company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday.
The Everett toymaker plans to eliminate 180 positions, trim its product line and run like a “lean startup.”
“We’re just the middlemen.” Founded in 1993, the debt collection agency set out to buck the stereotypes.
Homes under $600k are big sellers in a housing market beset by high mortgage rates and low inventory.
A quarter million new homes are needed to meet current demand. An industry group wants to cut the red tape so more can be built.
magniX reveals paint scheme for hybrid electric aircraft and more business news from around the region.
In a bid to boost the Everett airport’s visibility, Snohomish County officials announced the name change Tuesday.
The Funko board appointed an interim chief executive as CEO Brian Mariotti took a leave of absence.
After Typhoon Mawar struck, “we were the only utility in the contiguous U.S. to respond,” said Kellie Stickney, a PUD spokesperson.
The century-old building on Everett’s waterfront is now home to The Muse Whiskey Bar Coffee Shop.
Airfare from Sea-Tac can be cheaper than Paine Field, but flying from Everett can be less of a hassle.
Brandon Wight realized his dream when he became co-owner of the Snohomish Bee Company, the same place as his first job.
The company’s site said it “has suspended all exploration and commercial operations.” A spokesperson declined to elaborate more.
Onlookers in Everett parks expected a 20-minute fireworks show for the Fourth of July. The show had to be canceled.
Eviation Aircraft’s orders total $4 billion; new heat rules go into effect; $600,000 in tourism grants available next year.
