Expanded kitchen and menu | Enumclaw Business
Enumclaw’s Rendezvous Wine and Brew reopened May 8 with an expanded kitchen and, with that, an expanded menu.
Lift Espresso stocks 80 flavors | Enumclaw Business
Lift Espresso debuted earlier this year at 230 Roosevelt Ave., a highly-visible location between McDonald’s and Enumclaw Ski and Mountain.
Mexican take-out at La Cocina in Enumclaw
Owner Maribel Dore offers Mexican take-out cuisine at La Cocina, which opened May 4 at 1547 McHugh Ave. in Enumclaw.
Expert panelists to join small business week | Small Business Administration
During National Small Business Week, June 17-21, the U.S. Small Business Administration has invited expert panelists to join Google+ Hangouts.
Appraisals key to sale process | Shawn Inman
Last month I talked about the greatest force driving our market, which is inventory – or, more specifically, the lack of inventory. As long as there are more buyers than sellers, there will always be an upward pressure on prices and that’s definitely what we’ve seen on the Plateau during the first five months of 2013. There is something offsetting that pressure, though, and that is the appraisal process.
Preserve and expand Washington’s traditional manufacturing jobs | Don Brunell
As the budget battles continue in Olympia, state lawmakers are rightly focusing on the need to retain and expand good-paying aerospace and high-tech manufacturing jobs.
Connie Bacon wins 2013 Globe Award for Lifetime Achievement | World Trade Center
At the May 31st World Trade Center Tacoma Board Meeting Port of Tacoma Commissioner Connie Bacon was invited to attend and give her perspective on the Globe Awards. Commissioner Bacon was Executive Director of the World Trade Center Tacoma in 1993 when the very first Globe Awards event was launched.
Two businesses open doors, theater gets major remodel
Businesses open doors in Enumclaw and Buckley, theater gets major remodel
Market is driven by inventory | BUSINESS
The current real estate market in the Plateau area can be summed up in one word: inventory.
Public counsel recommends changes to Puget Sound Energy’s multi-year rate plan proposal
The Public Counsel Section of the Washington Attorney General’s Office today filed expert testimony recommending modifications to a multi-year rate plan filed by Puget Sound Energy (PSE).
Electronic company racking up complaint | Better Business Bureau
Bellevue-based WorldWide Electronics LLC is racking up complaints from customers who paid thousands of dollars for televisions that were never delivered. Some complainants say they paid more than $4,000, alleging that the company accepts only checks or wire transfers.
