In honor of Women’s History Month, we spotlight three local business owners.
The Edmonds gathering celebrates women and diversity with this year’s theme, “EmbraceEquity.”
Lacie Marsh-Carroll is rekindling her Snohomish candle company with new designs and products.
A self-described “professional yarn temptress” from Coupeville is setting up shop in a modified truck.
Lynnwood sisters, Kelly and Nichole Matthews, got their big break a decade ago and now draw comics full time.
The Washington state Supreme Court handed the thrift store chain Savers Value Village a unanimous win Thursday.
Pacific Northwest Aerospace Alliance conference concluded in Lynnwood with Boeing absent again.
District Judge Reed O’Connor in Fort Worth said federal law doesn’t give courts the power to oversee agreements that prosecutors make with defendants.
Boeing plans to outsource about a third of the eliminated positions to Tata Consulting Services in Bengaluru, India.
A longtime supporter of Housing Hope, Lamoureux helped launch the Windermere Foundation Golf Tournament.
The contract drug manufacturer paired with drug developer Provention Bio to bring the new therapy to market.
The founder of Black Forest Mushrooms plans to grow gourmet mushrooms locally, reducing their carbon footprint.
IonQ says quantum computing systems are key to addressing climate change, energy and transportation.
Since the last 747 rolled out of the factory, speculation has been rife that Boeing might move some 737 Max production to Everett.
U.S. accident investigators disagree with Ethiopian authorities over the cause of a 2019 Boeing 737 Max crash.
“It’s time to move on.” The small family-owned store opened in 1963 and grew to cover an entire city block.
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