Organizers of the third annual Uniquely South Whidbey Trade Fair announced today that the event has been indefinitely postponed.
WorkSource Whidbey is inviting employers to reserve a table at its next job fair.
Island County Sheriff Mark Brown will be the featured speaker at the next meeting of the Clinton Chamber of Commerce.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce is looking for volunteers to help at the information booth at the Island County Fair on Friday, Aug. 19.
Don Rowan, financial advisor with Edward Jones of Clinton, will host a special presentation by Calvert Investments, known for socially responsible investments, at 4 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11 in Bayview.
CLINTON — Drew likes a double shot latte with just a “scum” of foam.
Sherryl likes her 16-ounce decaf latte with half soy, half nonfat milk and some “velvet” foam.
Wanda, however, hates foam, thank you very much.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce will welcome state Rep. Norma Smith as the guest speaker for the next members’ meeting.
Retail Confectioners International recently named Sweet Mona’s Island Angel Chocolates of Langley a winner at its 2011 Candy Clinic for her “I Only Have Eyes For You Truffle,” a Halloween specialty.
The Find-a-Job Club will meet 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 20 at the South Whidbey Commons, 124 Second St. in Langley.
One recent morning, the door to Living Green Natural Food and Apothecary in Langley was wide open and the wind kicked up a soft hollow sound from the wood chimes hanging there.
The next meeting of “Second Wednesday” Coffee Club is 9 a.m. Wednesday, July 13 in the Backroom of South Whidbey Commons Coffeehouse in Langley.
Rick Fagan of Island Internet Presence will be the speaker at the next members meeting of the Clinton Chamber of Commerce at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, July 7 at Hong Kong Gardens.
Since the Washington state tourism office closed on June 30, what does the future look like? Island County Tourism will host a discussion with Bill Bryant, president of the Port of Seattle, on Thursday, July 7 to hear about new opportunities in tourism, how it impacts the local economy and how to get involved.
The Uniquely South Whidbey Trade Fair will be held in Bayview this year, organizers of the annual event announced Monday.
Peoples Bank will open a home loan center in Freeland, the Lynden-based bank has announced.
The next Clinton Chamber of Commerce members meeting will focus on print advertising.
The Island County Economic Development Council and Whidbey Island Bank will host two sessions titled “Financing Your Business” later this month.
The Langley Chamber Merchants Committee will hold its May Walkabout tonight starting at 5:30 p.m.
The Greater Freeland Chamber of Commerce will host a chamber dinner this week with guest speaker Dave Hoogerwerf, chairman of the local Ferry Advisory Committee, speaking on ferries.
Eight local artists have created a new art studio and gallery called Freeland Art Studios, and the gallery with host an open house from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, May 14.
