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).
People were asked to purchase gift cards on April 10 to provide support to local businesses impacted by COVID-19
New city web page a one-stop business assistance resource
On April 4, Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers and County Council Chair Nate Nehring announced a whole-of-government, countywide approach to help local businesses and the workforce. This effort provides a seamless and innovative system synthesizing two key areas that are critical foundat…
New claims for unemployment benefits soared to a record 181,975 for the week of March 22-28, according to the Employment Security Department (ESD). This represents a 3,513% increase year over year, and a 41% increase over the previous week. By comparison, this is seven times the peak week du…
OLYMPIA, WA – Hotel owners across Washington may have an opportunity to help their communities and fill empty rooms, thanks to a $30-million state emergency housing grant from the state Department of Commerce.
With concerns of COVID-19 and escalating cases in Washington state many stores are making changes to their staff routines and providing special hours for the most vulnerable populations.
With response to COVID-19 expected to affect the Department of Corrections’ staffing levels over the coming months, the department is implementing an expedited hiring and training process for ‘Limited Scope Correctional Officer 1 (CO1)’ positions.
With many businesses facing uncertainty in the wake of COVID-19, the PUD wants to help. We are reaching out to share some of the important steps we are taking to:
Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler on March 27 urged all insurers doing business in Washington to immediately extend automobile insurance coverage for personal delivery drivers to aid people temporarily assigned this duty during the coronavirus pandemic and state of emergency.
As a reminder, any of the city of Marysville’s solid waste commercial account customers can reduce the frequency of collection to once a week and also reduce the size of their dumpster to better accommodate their current business needs.
Snohomish County: New claims filed increased from 1,386 to 13,692 up 888 percent from the week before
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) on March 16 announced it is offering low-interest federal disaster loans to Washington state’s small businesses suffering economic injury as a result of COVID-19. SBA assistance is available to small businesses in 32 counties in Washington, includ…
President/CEO of the Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce Jesica Stickles gave updates on how the organization is doing during her annual ‘State of the Chamber.’
Marysville flooring store Flooring Direct opened their doors this month for their first retail location.
Marysville Toyota is the Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce's New Business of the Year.
New pet store EarthWise Pet Wellness & Spa in Marysville focuses on food and services for nutrition and health of your cats or dogs.
A new branch of America’s Best Contacts & Eyeglasses opened up in Marysville this month.
Three Arlington businesses hosted local small businesses for a vendor event to benefit the Arlington Community Food Bank on Nov. 9.
Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County opened a new thrift shop in Smokey Point on Sept. 7.
The hard cider company Elemental Cider and their taproom have moved to Arlington.
Arlington Playspace opened in downtown Arlington in March to offer a flexible daycare option for local work-from-home parents.
Local business Cuz Concrete has been led by three generations of the Zachry family and is set to celebrate 50 years of being in the community this summer.
A variety of CBD products that many people say can help with chronic pain or other medical issues are available at recently opened Marysville business New World Distributors.
U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen came to Marysville Toyota on Feb. 23 to talk about the impact on the automobile industry by potential and current tariffs.
Two photographers are focusing on customer service as they take over ownership of a longtime Marysville photography studio.
The potential Arlington-Marysville Manufacturing Industrial Center could be one of the first of two “Projects of Countywide Significance” named by the Snohomish County executive’s office.
Downtown Arlington business Magic Shears is holding their annual blanket and item drive for local cancer patients this month.
Kids who gather too much candy during Halloween can bring it to local candy buyback programs which provide locals with money for their sweets.
Local fireplace retailer Four Day Fireplace opened the doors to their showroom location this September and held a ribbon cutting on Sept. 13.
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