Morris makes 30,000 items like refrigerator magnets and key chains a day out of its factory.
The 10,000 seat arena, community ice rink and conference center continues to draw 700,000 visitors to downtown Everett per year.
Since 1983, over 75,000 workers have taken advantage of the state program.
Meanwhile, some salaried workers and rideshare drivers could see their earnings rise from other state-required adjustments.
Launched from a kitchen table in 2003, Himalayan Pet Supply now employs 160 workers at its new Arlington factory.
Pilots can test their flying skills or up their game at Simulation Flight in Mukilteo.
At 2.8 million square feet, the facility is the largest of its kind in Washington. It can hold 40 million “units” of inventory.
The North Creek Commerce Center on Bothell Everett Highway will provide warehouse and office space in three buildings.
Brian Mariotti resigned Sept. 1, six weeks after announcing he was taking a six-month sabbatical from the company.
County Council member Nate Nehring proposed an ordinance to ban cashless sales under $200. He hopes cities will follow suit.
Gravitics is building space station module prototypes to one day house space travelers and researchers.
TLG Aerospace chosen to configure Eviation Aircraft’s all-electric commuter plane for mass production.
The owner of Micro Homebrew, the only supplier in the area, couldn’t find a successor. Then a customer heard the store was closing.
Orca Mobility’s battery-powered, three-wheel truck is built on a motorcycle frame. Now, they aim to make it self-driving.
A $5.6 million U.S. Department of Labor grant will boost apprenticeships for special education teachers and nurses.
Peoples Bank offers up to $35,000 in Impact Grants aimed at helping communities. Applications due Sept. 15.
Jim Simpson, 68, of Clinton, is using his knowledge of sports cars to assemble his own Mach Five.
“The port is booming!” The new restaurant is the first to open on “restaurant row” at the port’s Waterfront Place.
Conlin’s Furniture, based in South Dakota, bought the huge store and celebrates with a grand opening this week.
It’s not all new restaurants. Anisoptera Spa, now near Scuttlebutt, will soon sprawl for 6,000 square feet in a new building near Hotel Indigo.
