Arlington’s local restaurants and businesses are preparing for a once-in-a-generation opportunity as the city prepares to host World Cup games. Nearly 4 million visitors are expected this summer, creating potentially record-breaking revenue for the region.
A free online business training series begins on April 29, thanks to the Cowlitz County Economic Development Council and the Washington State Department of Commerce. Designed for local businesses, the sessions aim to provide accessible guidance and support.
Each year, San Marcos honors its local businesses and organizations with the Love Downtown Awards, a shining example of community spirit. Led by the city’s Main Street program, this annual tradition highlights the vital role that downtown enterprises play in shaping the city’s identity.
Local businesses across the United States are discovering just how much AI-driven search engines can shift online visibility. As platforms generate automated overviews, many small shops find themselves overshadowed and struggling to remain discoverable.
On a bright and blustery but warm day, the Hammond Garden Club awarded the Southwest Railroad Avenue Sonic Drive-In the January Link Award. The recognition underscores the Garden Club’s mission to highlight local establishments that contribute to the community.
Downtown Frederick businesses face a notable slowdown once the post-Christmas rush winds down. Foot traffic drops, and sales can cool off dramatically in these winter months, prompting owners to adopt fresh strategies to keep customers engaged.
Festive neon lights and bold décor can’t hide the reality of fewer customer appointments at a Mankato salon suite. As residents tighten their budgets, local stylists see clear signs of an emerging economic slowdown.
As the holiday season began, Clinton’s local shops opened their doors to enthusiastic visitors. Guided by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, the annual Shoppers’ Stroll on November 29 showcased the community’s dedication to supporting its own businesses.
Ocean Beach is set to host its 46th annual Holiday Parade, boldly themed “A Galactic Beach Bash.” What began as a small neighborhood event has evolved into a cherished community tradition drawing together local businesses, residents, and visitors from across the region.
In a bid to bolster emergency services, the Cascade Locks City Council discussed a proposed Food and Beverage Sales Tax during their October 13 work session. The council has moved the measure’s vote to May, giving the community more time to consider its implications.
