KellySue Robinson wants to bring art to the masses with her new studio in Maple Valley.
A few years after Sid Snyder retired as Washington Senate majority leader in 2002, elected leaders from both parties voted to honor by him re-naming the street leading to the state capitol in Olympia “Sid Snyder Avenue.”
The Maple Valley and Kent Stroller Strides franchise was nominated among the top three in the nation.
High-energy event honors hard-working business owners who create local jobs and contribute to our regional economy.
That empty soda cup you tossed into a recycling bin at Safeco Field or CenturyLink Field or even at The Boeing Classic in August, in a year or so, will probably be compost.
BECU celebrated the grand opening of a new Neighborhood Financial Center (NFC) today in Maple Valley.
The Allstate Insurance Company (NYSE: ALL) today released its eighth annual “Allstate America’s Best Drivers Report™.” The report, based on Allstate claims data, ranks America’s 200 largest cities in terms of car collision frequency to identify which cities have the safest drivers.
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tell voters they want manufacturers to stay in America and create new jobs. The president even promised an audience in New Hampshire that he’d create 4.5 million new jobs, half of those in manufacturing.
Dynamic Partners – a consortium of organizations empowering children with special needs through innovation and collaboration – recently was awarded the silver medal for Washington’s Best Workplaces by the Puget Sound Business Journal.
Fans of Trapper’s Sushi will soon have a new location to get their fix when the fifth store opens in Kent Station in early September.
Property tax revenue increased 1.6 percent to $9.3 billion in 2012, with $37 million of the $143 million increase over 2011 stemming from new construction added to the tax rolls, the Washington State Department of Revenue reported today.
Taxable retail sales increased 4.7 percent to $24.1 billion during the first quarter of 2012 compared to the same period in 2011, the Washington State Department of Revenue reported today.
Finally Found Bookstore in Black Diamond held a ribbon cutting for its grand ceremony July 7.
Opening a bookstore is no small task as Todd Hulbert has found out.
Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler has issued a cease-and-desist order against computer maker Lenovo, barring the company from continuing to sell illegal service contracts in Washington.
King County is seeing the results of a two-year procurement reform effort that emphasizes contracting opportunities for small businesses.
People who wish to provide feedback on Covington’s business climate can now participate in a city survey.
Amy Shadd and Alev Seymen don’t want to just introduce Maple Valley to gelato.
They also want to introduce gelato to Maple Valley.
On a budget that would make shoestring finances look abundant, Derrick Garrett and Belinda Ferguson made the former home of The Swinging Arm in Black Diamond into a place they could call their own, Taphouse, Ink.
“Where do you fall on golf’s honesty meter?” In a March 2012 survey of 2,015 golfers, Golf Digest found that the majority says it does not break the rules; and of those who occasionally bend, more than 89 percent believe that others do the same.
