Dust off your resumes and tell your friends. WSU Extension has opened the search for a new Ag Program Coordinator….
For a midday boost of fresh juice, nutritious rice bowls and strong coffee, Wild Island Juice Bagels and Bowls is…
Cody Phillips has opened “Cody’s Chimney Sweep and Gutter Cleaning” on Orcas Island.
Cybersecurity is not just for large businesses. Small and mid-sized businesses are targeted just as frequently by cyber-crooks.
A recent transplant from Waldron Island, Kristy Bredin is a new practicing herbalist at the Healing Arts Center in Eastsound.
West Sound Café will open for the 2016 season re-energized by new chef Dirul Shamsid-Deen.
Rosario Resort and Spa has announced the hiring of Chef Raymond Southern as Executive Chef.
Are you interested in doing business with the government? Join the San Juan Economic Development Council for a two-hour seminar on San Juan Island, which will provide information on the goods and services that state and federal agencies buy, and how they buy them. The workshop will also cover San Juan County’s designation as a HUBZone by the Small Business Administration, which gives local businesses an edge over others competing for government contracts.
The San Juan County Economic Development Council will present a free half-day workshop for small businesses and entrepreneurs on Orcas on Wednesday, Nov. 18 from 9 a.m. until noon at the Orcas Island Library.
Dave Snavely’s world has come full circle.In 1984 he graduated from Penn State University with a bachelor’s degree in forest science. He spent the next 23 years working as a general contractor, and met Tom Crowley while working on Blakely Island.
Rock Island Communications founder Mike Greene, who has most recently been serving as vice president of technology, has announced that he will be leaving the company as of Oct. 15.
Entrepreneurs can bring their business ideas to the next level in the first annual EDC Launch San Juan Islands business plan competition, created by the San Juan County Economic Development Council.
With all this good news, you must be asking yourself why I’m always whining about county revenues not keeping up with expenditures.
