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Enumclaw brothers perk up business with Book Brew Coffee
When a professed coffee connoisseur told Joshua Williams his Book Brew Coffee was the best coffee around, he…
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Wilkeson mother-daughter duo offer drumming-for-health classes
The staples for a good workout: running, weights... percussion?
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Enumclaw’s (former) Hornet’s Nest is now Cole Street Bar and Grill
A familiar sight on the stretch of Cole Street near downtown’s edge has been altered as a local…
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Cedar River students will market their toy product
Cedar River Academy’s Young Entrepreneurs Club, the CRA Ultrapreneurs, have launched its first product for distribution and sale.
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Tax time is the right time to think about Bonney Lake businesses
I have a plaque in my kitchen that reads, “If it wasn’t for the last minute, nothing would…
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Sumner’s Cornerstone Medical partners with Haiti nonprofit
Dr. Waldo Dagan was attending church a week before the January earthquake in Haiti when Marilyn Monaghan told…
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Green Mountain Coffee’s Rader talks of social conscience at Sumner/Puyallup chamber lunch
Business comes hand-in-hand with a focus on the bottom line, but some companies are factoring broader social improvements…
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How these locals are changing comics
Those familiar with pop culture know comic books are dominated by tight forms in spandex and two publishing…
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Maternity retailer considers expansion
On the list of nice thing about children: those in the business of children’s products find their industry…
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Java Angels moves for credit union
Java Angels has relocated from its location at 18320 state Route 410 East.
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Artist offers classes to those with mettle
Carol Meeks has been an artist as long as she can remember.
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Retiree toys with passion
David Tyler of Buckley has worked with wood most of his life. He worked in construction until the…
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Locals make mark in comics industry
Five Plateau and Sumner-area creators, and three like-minded associates from surrounding towns, are making room for new voices…