Blankets, wool clothing and other apparel is available at the recently opened Pendleton location at the Tulalip outlet mall.
Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots will be offering on-the-spot hiring for employment opportunities at the “Tulalip Hiring Fair” on Thursday, June 16. Starting hourly wages range between $16 and $31.64, and all three properties offer a variety of empl…
Local business Sky PowerWash opened their first official office location in Marysville with a ribbon cutting on May 20.
Longtime Arlington dentistry Eagle Family Dental held a ribbon cutting for their new location on May 17.
Individuals looking for insurance will have a new option in Marysville with the Hall Insurance Agency.
Local businesses discussed the local business climate, social responsibility, hiring initiatives and more at the Marysville Business Summit.
Angel Of The Winds Casino Resort has announced that they are the first casino in the state of Washington to receive a Responsible Gaming Certification sanctioned by the Evergreen Council On Problem Gaming.
On-the-spot job offers, 13 paid holidays and employer paid benefits; four-day work weeks and $1,000 signing bonuses available for select job openings at Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots
Arlington’s newest burger place mixes some traditional Korean marination with American burgers.
Florist shop What’s Bloomin’ Now opened in their new location in Arlington and held their grand opening on April 1.
Fields Senior Living at Smokey Point held their grand opening on March 31.
The city of Arlington in partnership with the Stilly Valley Chamber of Commerce, developed a new destination themed marketplace supporting small businesses and tourism throughout Arlington. Meet Me in Arlington is designed to increase visitor spending and generate consumer traffic through it…
U.S. Bank has opened a new branch in Marysville which held their grand opening this month.
Locals can stop by Tomahawk Axe to try their hand at axe throwing. The new business held its grand opening on March 12.
A variety of freshly baked goods are available in downtown Arlington now as Hammond Bread Co. has a storefront location.
On-the-spot hiring for restaurant and other positions at Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots
A new downtown Arlington house plant shop, Savvy Garden & Home, held their grand opening on March 4.
A new downtown Arlington hair salon, Wildwood Beauty, held their grand opening on Feb. 5.
Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots will stage the latest “Tulalip Hiring Fair” Wednesday, December 8 from 8 a.m. to noon offering on-the-spot hiring for most positions and an expedited interview and hiring process.
Wedged between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Shop Small Saturday, on Nov. 27, emphasizes locally owned businesses.
Arlington business The Koop Workspace will provide a new location for small business owners to have an office space.
Larry’s Plumbing Supply held a ribbon cutting for their recently opened Marysville showroom on Oct. 6.
Daltons Midway North held their grand opening in Marysville on Oct. 1 and will provide a new car maintenance option for locals.
Arlington residents and businesses will have a new option for internet service soon as Ziply Fiber is expanding into the area.
The new Glint Car Wash opened in central Marysville this summer.
Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots will be offering competitive wages, benefits and a variety of signing bonuses for multiple positions at the latest “Tulalip Hiring Fair” Thursday, Sept. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Juju B’s, a new paint-and-sip studio in Arlington, held their grand opening and ribbon cutting on July 8.
As more job opportunities have continued to arise at Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots, all three properties will host a “Tulalip Hiring Fair” on Friday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon with application assistance from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.. There will be …
Tulalip Resort Casino’s sales, catering and banquet staff continue a tradition of award-winning hospitality and are now assisting clients in planning private events through 2021 and beyond. With multiple health protocols and procedures in place, businesses and individuals can now book their …
Crumbl Cookies is a new cookie and ice cream business in Marysville that can deliver fresh treats to your door.
Community members in downtown Arlington now have a new restaurant to stop by for ice cream, coffee or pastries as the Silver Scoop opened on March 22.
Jay’s Flooring, a new local flooring business, has opened up in Marysville for those looking to improve their homes.
Marysville will now have a mechanic shop that specializes in off-road vehicles with the new NWD Off-Road and Performance.
The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce will have a new online marketplace of local businesses which is slated to premiere on Feb. 22.
Arlington has handed out nearly $350,000 in business grants and $3,600 in utility payment relief
The city has provided $1.39 million in funds from the federal relief bill to small businesses this year
The downtown Marysville staple is under the same ownership but has sold the pharmacy portion of the business
Apply by Nov. 13 for CDBG-funded Marysville CARES grants
Dickey's Barbecue Pit opened in Marysville on Oct. 21, providing the community with a new barbecue restaurant with many slow-smoked meat options.
Washington Trust Bank opened their newest location on Aug. 10 in the Lakewood area.
Home and Land Realty, a new independent real estate office run by experienced brokers, is now open in Arlington.
Local doggy day care Camp Ruff House has a new home in Marysville.
Coastal Community Bank livestreamed a virtual ribbon cutting for their newest branch in Arlington on June 17.
Arlington and Marysville have a number of initiatives to provide monetary, informational and other support to businesses as they re-open from the COVID-19 shutdown orders.
A new Chick-fil-A opened in Marysville on May 21 serving chicken products to a number of individuals throughout the day.
Small Business Relief, Recovery and Resiliency Grants and First in Flight Fund would provide much needed assistance
Gov. Jay Inslee on May 18 issued guidance for resuming pet grooming operations in Phase 2.
Now as much as ever, it takes amazing employees, loyal customers and a supportive community to thrive as a local business – especially for 80 years.
The Washington State Department of Commerce on April 23 announced a doubling of funds available to very small businesses impacted by COVID-19 through the Working Washington Small Business emergency grant program. New funds are from the state’s $200 million emergency response fund approved by…
This is the first weekly newsletter provided by the state Economic Resiliency Team (ERT), part of the Joint Information Center at Camp Murray. This newsletter will provide news and information to help businesses and workers navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.
Washington’s economy lost 11,100 jobs in March and the state’s preliminary seasonally adjusted monthly unemployment rate for March increased from 3.8 percent to 5.1 percent according to the Employment Security Department (ESD).
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