Business - Snoqualmie Valley

Give Kids A Smile Day gives Valley kids brighter teeth

D Square Energy Systems adds Generac generators to its offerings

D Square Energy Systems in North Bend has signed on as a Generac Industrial Power dealer, expanding the reach of Generac in the Pacific Northwest.

Planning begins for Snoqualmie Railroad Days

Planning for the 2010 Snoqualmie Railroad Days is underway, and there are many opportunities to get involved and help shape the festival, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 21 and 22.

Big changes at Big Sky Barbecue

Catering to the a.m. crowd, Big Sky Barbeque and Smokehouse has added a new breakfast menu to start early birds with a home-style meal.

Snoqualmie resident sought for city planning commission

The Snoqualmie Planning Commission has an opening for one new member. Mayor Matt Larson is considering applications for appointment and confirmation by the city council. To be considered, the new member must reside within city limits.

Big day for JLR & Associates

Members of the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce gather Wednesday, Jan. 13, to celebrate a ribbon cutting at JLR and Associates.

See changes at Salish with Chamber

The Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce welcomes changes to local business with its next Chamber After Hours, 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27, at the Salish Lodge and Spa.

Grand opening for Boot Camp fitness studio

Kimbrough Kendall, owner of Eastside Adventure Boot Camp for Women, has helped women in the Snoqualmie Valley train for fitness for six years.

Health seminar aimed at women over 35

The NaturoMedica Clinic of Sammamish will present its second “Girlfriends’ Talk,” titled “Women’s Health After 35,” at the Golf Club at Newcastle on Sunday, Jan. 31. NaturoMedica cofounders Naomi Bryant, Tammy McInnis and Jill Monster will discuss health issues for women.

Connecting with the customer: Salish’s Murphy shares business philosophy

John Murphy may have started in the kitchen, but he quickly realized that the keys to consistent customer service encompassed more than just soups and sauces.