Nominations are due July 31 for the awards from the Governor’s Committee on Disability Issues and Employment.
The Washington Award for Vocational Excellence honors the state’s top career and technical students.
You’ve got mail: The Snohomish County Assessor’s Office will send property tax statements this week.
A dozen journalists learned their jobs were eliminated Wednesday, in a move new owners Carpenter Media Group said was meant to ensure long-term success of the newspaper.
Holman, which owns Lexus of Seattle in Lynnwood, bought property on which the dealership resides.
The state’s seventh-largest city hasn’t had a chamber since 2011. After 13 years, businesses are rallying for its return.
Offered by Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeships, the 10-week course is open to Snohomish County-area residents age 18 and older.
The Snohomish County-owned airport hopes to resurface its main runway and extend the operation of its air traffic control tower.
The Richmond, British Columbia-based chain plans to open a second U.S. location at the Lynnwood Crossroads shopping center in 2025.
From clownfish to kelp, Annie Crawley has been teaching kids and adults about the ocean’s wonders for three decades.
Identity theft, imposter scams and phony online ads were the most common schemes, a new study says.
The county’s second Bricks & Minifigs location offers Lego sets, bricks, tiles and stacks of fun.
The training facility offers Coast Guard-certified courses for recreational boaters and commercial-vessel operators.
Wear sensible shoes: The Seattle-based retail giant launched free, walking tours this week of the massive warehouse.
On a roll: The franchise opened six new U.S. bakery cafes this year, including the first Washington store in Lynnwood.
This week’s tally of five loaded guns at Paine Field and Sea-Tac is “alarming,” the regional TSA security director said.
With a contract ratified, Boeing’s firefighters said they’ll get “fair pay for their critical work.” They’ll return to work this week.
Nearly 500 workers received back wages, in what Washington regulators call the largest-ever settlement of its kind in state history.
Union leaders are encouraging firefighters to vote “yes” on the new offer. Voting concludes Thursday.
A panel, sponsored by Economic Alliance Snohomish County, asked: How can we pull together to make this a more enviable place to live?
