The banking professional organized a group of volunteers who teach the basics of personal finance.
The founder of AVODAH Business Collective aims to empower moms and minority women to create a brighter future.
The social services director worked tirelessly to launch a cold weather shelter in east Snohomish County.
At 24, Davis bought her first espresso stand. She has since grown into a local business advocate.
He teaches financial empowerment classes in Spanish and English, and financial literacy classes.
Graves strives to provide a nuanced approach to combating antisemitism through his work with StandWithUs.
She struggled in a traditional school setting. Now, she helps others find employment or pursue an education.
She believes that building a stronger community means breaking down barriers and communicating “a little more.”
Her volunteer activities cover the spectrum. Fitting in “service work is important as we grow.”
Farmers gathered at Thomas Family Farms to hear from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Xochitl Torres Small.
The city of Mountlake Terrace contracted with Economic Alliance Snohomish County to help coordinate the program.
Canada-based No Meat Factory will bring 150 jobs to the former Twin City Foods plant by 2024.
The proposed Senate capital budget contains critical seed money for the city-led project likely to get matched by the House.
The Arkansas-based retail giant said the 20-year-old Walmart location was “underperforming financially.”
Pfizer announced Monday it plans to acquire Seagen in an all-cash deal for $43 billion.
The Everett toy maker has too much inventory, making it cheaper to toss the figurines than sell them.
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.
