All Things HR has organized a Lynnwood Employee Relations Roundtable. The event is from 8 to 9:30 a.m. on July 26 at 4210 198th St. SW, Suite 105, Lynnwood.
Registration is required for this free event that is aimed at small- to mid-size companies. To register, click on this link.
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The popular flower center and farm in Maltby plans 80 additional acres.
He worked in a similar role for Snohomish County since Jan. 2025 and was director of the state Department of Commerce before that.
The center aims to make Snohomish County a global hub for the development of green aviation fuel.
Weekend brunch and new menu items are part of a restaurant revamp
The local store first opened its doors back in 1944 and continues to find a place in the age of online shopping.
The store will fill the location occupied by Bartell Drugs for decades.
Beginning Thursday, gold transactions will no longer be exempt from state and local sales taxes.
Sierra Schram moves from the Mill Creek branch to the Edmonds branch to replace Vern Woods, who has retired.
Toiletries distributor for prisons had up to 6 feet of water in its warehouse.
Senator Marko Liias, D-Edmonds, wants to use Washington’s $15 billion of transportation funding to spur construction jobs
As Business Development Program Manager for the city of Lynnwood, Dhaliwal Gill is an ally of local business owners.
It’s the first of five new restaurants opening on the waterfront, which is becoming a hotspot for diners.
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