Opening for business is Cascade Eye & Skin Center, 921 Harvey Road, Suite B. Wanda Davis, the center’s head administrator,…
How to get public works construction jobs? Construction law attorneys Saphronia R. Young, J.D. and Rita F. Amer J.D., M.A.,…
An Auburn couple found the right opportunity and fit in the homebuilding and remodeling industry. Having weathered an economic downturn,…
For the stylists who work at the Auburn Valley Barber Shop, the completion of reconstructive therapy on their van-damaged building means a lot.
The Auburn SuperMall launched its “Earning for Learning” partnership program designed to promote education in local school districts. The program…
Washington’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 9.1 percent in July, down from June’s revised rate of 9.2 percent, according…
Citing the County’s interest in embracing new and greener technologies, Metropolitan King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn on Thursday introduced a…
The City of Auburn and the Auburn Valley YMCA will hold a free community swap meet Saturday. Organizers say the…
The four Auburn Edward Jones financial advisors are supporting a donation campaign by using their branch offices as drop-off locations…
Locals count on The Puyallup Fair for 3,000 annual jobs, and this year’s Fair, Sept. 11-27, is no different. Hiring…
After spending a lot of time in the kitchen, these chefs decided to step outside the box and whip up their own recipe for success.
Citing the high cost of doing business in Washington, the frustrated owner of a substantial Auburn company is moving out…
Auburn presented its annual Downtown Auburn Sidewalk Sale last weekend. Bargains were available outside and inside stores, in addition to…
Under a new state law that takes effect this Sunday, most employers in Washington can avoid unemployment-insurance charges for laid-off workers temporarily hired to backfill positions previously held by military reservists.
The City of Auburn and Mark Hovind, president of JobBait, are providing free workshops to help job seekers maximize their…
Weeks after an elderly Auburn woman suffered a stroke in her Ford Aerostar van and ploughed through its plate glass windows, Auburn Valley Barber Shop west of the Auburn Justice Center remains boarded up.
The state’s Employment Security Department has awarded $8.1 million to the Workforce Development Council of Seattle/King County to help workers upgrade their skills and qualify for better jobs.
The funding is for the July 1, 2009, to June 30, 2010, fiscal year. The region’s allocation decreased by about $1.4 million compared to last year due to federal budget cuts.
King County Metro Transit announced Tuesday that it has entered into an agreement with Daimler Buses North America to purchase…
Washington’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 9.3 percent in June, up from May’s revised rate of 9.1 percent, according…
Auburn will present its annual Downtown Auburn Sidewalk Sale, beginning Friday, continuing Saturday and ending Sunday. Bargains will be available…