Trader Joe’s could move from its current address — with a tight squeeze of a parking lot — to the former Sears location at Everett Mall.
Summit Everett, a Rucker Avenue anchor, will open a new facility next year one block west on Grand Avenue.
Hundreds of Starbucks union workers at 15 locations across Washington joined the one-day strike.
After a two-month transformation, the steak and seafood restaurant offers a new look and new menu.
The Sno-Tech Skills Center job fair features 30 apprenticeship programs from construction to health care.
The local firm says acquiring Elektro-Automatik will boost its clean energy test equipment offerings.
If Boeing balks at union demands, it could face a damaging strike that would seriously set back its attempts to recover.
More than 14 health care related employers will attend the Snohomish County/Workforce Snohomish event.
Located in Seattle before the pandemic, the new store offers books and other resources on meditation, spirituality and yoga.
Bring on the birds! Locally owned Wild Birds Unlimited store can help turn your backyard into a “seedy” restaurant.
Wishes now operates eight stores, including three in Snohomish County. Its Alderwood mall store is a roomy 7,000 square feet.
The labor council’s annual Champions Dinner recognized two local labor leaders and a machinists union last month.
Washington’s Department of Commerce will use the federal grant to help small companies increase their export business.
With $4 billion in debt, the struggling chain is closing 154 stores nationwide, including in Everett, Mill Creek and Lynnwood.
The longtime editor wore many hats in the newsroom, but all remember his passion for fishing, birding and hiking.
The Association of Washington Business visited a local furniture maker and aerospace manufacturer Tuesday.
The local chain founded in 1981 now spans Arlington, Everett, Granite Falls, Lake Stevens, Marysville, Monroe and Snohomish.
The acquistion of Solmetric boosts Fluke’s solar test and measurement product line.
Enrollment has picked up since the pandemic, but the lag threatens the state’s quest for education equity.
