Business - Marysville Globe

Marysville Rotary sponsors Business Week

It was by no means the first Rotary Business Week at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, but School for the Entrepreneur Principal Dave Rose noted that this year’s event, which took place Feb. 1-3, had a bit of a different setup.

Cedarcrest Restaurant gets new manager, it’s not the city

After considering the option of running the Cedarcrest Restaurant itself, the city of Marysville has instead chosen to lease it to a new manager, who will not be a city employee.

Marysville Body Craft named ‘Premier Achiever’

Body Craft Inc. Collision Center of Marysville was recognized as a 2009 AutocheX Premier Achiever for “outstanding customer service and satisfaction” at the eighth annual AutocheX Premier Achiever Awards last year.

'Take 2 Clothing' offers secondhand fashions for frugal families

Marysville's LeeAnn Schmidt-Kleinsasser loves fashion and wants to provide inexpensive, quality clothes for the whole family.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF

Walmart construction begins

Approximately six years and numerous delays later, construction crews on Monday, Jan. 25, began building a new Walmart in Smokey Point.

Taking the Energy Challenge

The Snohomish County Public Utility District has already signed up approximately 1,200 of its customers for its “Energy Challenge,” and for two Marysville businesses that are taking part in the program, it’s proving surprisingly simple.

Washington Federal takes over Horizon Bank

Customers of the Marysville branch of Horizon Bank, located at 3617 88th St. NE, found themselves banking with Washington Federal Jan. 9.

Ingraham Blvd. breaks ground Jan. 22

The construction work to create a new continuous roadway between Interstate 5 and State Route 9 begins Jan. 22.