The historic Greenbank Store changes hands Thursday, but it won’t be changing families.
Tom and Mary Coupe, who have owned and operated the store for 45 years, are selling it to their niece, Kate Buzard of Clinton.
JADE Craftsman Builders of Freeland will take part in the fifth annual Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association’s 2009 Tour of Homes this weekend.
M’Liss Rae Hawley of Freeland, an internationally known sewing expert, is the newest creative partner of Hancock Fabrics, Inc.
A free solar workshop presented by Power Trip Energy Corp. of Port Townsend will be held at Living Green Natural Food and Apothecary in Langley on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Organizers of the fifth annual Labor Day Weekend Flea Market in Freeland are looking for vendors who want to participate in the sale.
The Greater Freeland Chamber of Commerce will host a Las Vegas-night dinner along with a silent auction on Sunday, Aug. 30 at Useless Bay Golf & Country Club following the chamber’s annual tournament.
Karlson/Gray Gallery in downtown Langley will close after the September show of “The 2nd Annual Art of Printmaking Show,” owner Wendy Sundquist announced Sunday.
Most 20-year-olds today just hope they can find a job. Kelsea Tipping found a business.
Taxable retail sales in Langley went up in the first three months of the year by about the same amount as the rest of the state’s went down, according to figures released last week by the state Department of Revenue.
The recession has claimed another victim: Rockhoppers is up for sale.
A cooperative venture by three local wineries is set to open later this summer in Bayview.
After 20 years, and despite the economy, Jil Helland and Ursula Shoudy are still up to their kneecaps in higgledy-piggledy little customers.
They own Toddle Inn, an early-learning and daycare facility in Clinton for children ages 4 weeks to 5 years old.
Get ready for The Goose Community Grocer.
