Once a sleepy little town, Monroe is rapidly becoming one of Snohomish Counties most compelling places to invest. A blend of master-planned communities, town center… Continue reading
With the high cost of college education, it’s hard to envision that there might be money left over, but it does happen. Kids get scholarships… Continue reading
MOUNT VERNON — Gov. Jay Inslee said May 24 that it may be possible to install a temporary structure to replace the Skagit River Bridge… Continue reading
EVERETT — Peoples Bank opened its downtown Everett Financial Center May 20 at 2733 Colby Ave. The bank’s newest office is a full-service branch with… Continue reading
The remedy for overindulging is to swig the same stuff (the next morning) that made you feel rotten to begin with — most commonly referred… Continue reading
EVERETT — A four-generation, family-owned small business has been recognized for its successful history. The H.O. Seiffert Co. received the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2013… Continue reading
Marking the end of a life spent designing the Pacific Northwest waterfront, John Olsen, 79, passed away peacefully at Overlake Hospital in Bellevue on the… Continue reading
MOUNTLAKE TERRACE — Diamond Knot Craft Brewing will expand its operations to Mountlake Terrace with an 8,900-square-foot brewpub scheduled to open this fall. Located in… Continue reading
MUKILTEO — The Snohomish County Tourism Bureau has unveiled a new destination brand and tourism website to create more awareness of the area and increase… Continue reading
EVERETT — Median sales prices for single-family homes and condos in Snohomish County jumped nearly 16 percent in July from prices posted a year ago.… Continue reading
Finding a job can be a major hurdle for transitioning veterans. Without civilian certifications, such as a commercial driver’s license or a nursing… Continue reading
TULALIP — The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce will televise a candidate forum on Aug. 23 with an in-depth look at the race for… Continue reading
Every startup that survives and grows will change. It is in the nature of things. The task of the entrepreneur is to hold the business… Continue reading
Port Commissioner Michael Hoffmann said Aug. 9 he plans to submit a resignation letter over the weekend, following recent questions about where he’s… Continue reading
There are currently 23 million self-employed entrepreneurs in United States, and that number continues to rise, especially here in Washington. These innovative entrepreneurs reflect a… Continue reading
MONROE — Kent and LaVonne Clark were trying to make money for Christmas gifts when they made their first play kitchen. They bought several nightstands… Continue reading
LYNNWOOD — Dr. Herman DeVry first opened DeForest Training School, named after his friend Lee DeForest, in 1931 in Chicago. Classes at that time were… Continue reading
EVERETT — Dr. Arthur Grossman has retired from Western Washington Medical Group’s Department of Family Medicine. He is a well-known family doctor and biking enthusiast… Continue reading
EVERETT — Marty Steele is as bullish on community banking as he is on Snohomish County. The new president and CEO of The Bank of… Continue reading
