The new restaurant nestled in a tiny cottage on Prune Alley has been offering craft cocktails and local tapas since April.
OPALCO Board of Directors appointed Glenna Hall of San Juan Island to fill the vacant seat for District 1 (San Juan, Brown, Henry, Pearl and Speiden) on July 18. The seat was vacated in May when George Mulligan resigned from the board.
For the past five years, the Chamber of Commerce and its members have been instrumental in sending Orcas school students to Business Week, a week-long educational experience geared toward developing business skills for their future.
Washington Federal has named Jamie Cier the new branch manager of the Eastsound office. Cier, a resident of Eastsound, previously served as a commercial escrow officer at Stewart Title in Denver, Colo.
Despite a harrowing car accident, a Las Vegas couple opens new bakery on Orcas Island
The San Juan County Economic Development Council would like to know how local businesses are doing in 2013.
Coffee-on-the-go is coming to Orcas and friends of long-time islander Amanda Sparks can’t wait.
U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) met with the winner of the Small Business Administration’s 2013 Washington state Small Business Person of the Year award recipient Jill Blankenship on June 20.
It will only be here for a brief time and they are going to make the most of it.
Michele Wiley admits it’s a funny thing to be enthusiastic about, but that doesn’t stop her from loving her job.
It’s all about the hand-made at Libi Geddes’ new store Springboard in Eastsound.
The U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2013 Washington state Small Business Person of the Year is Jill Blankenship. She is the chief executive officer of Frontline Call Center in Eastsound, Wash.
The Orcas Library will host “Europe in Crisis – the Future of the Euro” at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 25 at the Eastsound Fire Hall.