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.
The Stilly Valley Collective is about to open and it will provide business space, office space and classroom space for small businesses.
A new Toyota dealership in north Marysville held their grand opening on Sept. 27.
Marysville's Sunnyside Nursery invited the public to their business on Sept. 29 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the plant nursery business.
Arlington’s Rain City Fitness held their grand opening on Sept. 21 and invited clients and community members into the gym.
A locally owned Marysville salon, the Hair Bar by Salon Zuberenz, held their grand opening on Sept. 8.
Marysville locals have been going downtown to Kuhnle’s Tavern for 100 years now and the bar celebrated it’s centennial anniversary last weekend.
The Tulalip Tribes have opened a retail cannabis store — Remedy Tulalip —that they hope will provide a range of therapeutic cannabis to customers.
Downtown Marysville bar Kuhnle's Tavern will celebrate 100 years in the town and invites the public to commemorate the event on Aug. 25.
A new Batteries Plus Bulbs franchise has opened in Smokey Point offering a number of specialty batteries and services.
The WhistleStop Sweet Shop, a new downtown Marysville store, held their grand opening on April 20.
A new Bartell Drugs will open in Arlington this April at 7423 204th St. NE.
The Pacific Northwest farm and ranch supply store Coastal Farm and Ranch has opened its newest location in Marysville.
The Arlington-Smokey Point Chamber of Commerce has a new name.
Downtown Marysville has a new salon and spa as the Trinity Salon and Spa held their ribbon cutting and grand opening on Feb. 7.
Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce's President/CEO Jesica Stickles talked about upcoming plans and events for the local chamber at her 2018 State of the Chamber.
ATI Physical Therapy opened a new Marysville location and plan to provide local medical services to those who need it to get them back to physical activity.
Local Andy Smith opened a new Edward Jones financial advising office in Marysville this December.
A new Marysville breakfast location, the Bacon Breakfast Cafe, held their grand opening on Oct. 26.
New Marysville coffee shop "The Healthy Bean" opened in September on State Avenue.
Comcast will provide the latest infrastructure improvement to the north Marysville area that is planned for manufacturing and industrial jobs.
Jennifer Egger takes the helm at the Arlington-Smokey Point Chamber of Longtime Arlington community member Jennifer Egger is the new executive director of the Arlington-Smokey Point Chamber of Commerce.
A new 35,000-square-foot aircraft manufacturing facility which will be used by TopCub Aircraft broke ground on July 29 at the Arlington Municipal Airport.
The Downtown Arlington Business Association, DABA, announced at the members' meeting on June 7, a monthly "business of the month" to highlight local businesses. It is called 'Yabba DABA Do" business of the month.
The 3rd Street Marketplace, a community gathering place for artists and other creatives to sell their items, opened this May in downtown Marysville.
High-end spa and salon treatment is now available near Smokey Point at the Red T Spa, which held their ribbon cutting on May 12.
Lakewood's new Fitness Evolution gym will provide a convenient location for locals to workout and held its ribbon cutting on March 29.
The Downtown Arlington Business Association's recently installed their officers and board members for the upcoming year, who hope to continue and potentially grow their events like the Arlington Street Fair and Arlington Viking Fest.
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