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APEX Everett, the downtown Everett destination home to 16Eleven Restaurant, Kings Hall, El Sid, and AMGRAF, today announced that Ryan Crowther has been named Chief Executive Officer, effective September 15, 2026. In his new role, Crowther will oversee the organization’s strategic vision and growth, including entertainment programming, marketing, sponsorships, partnerships, business development, fundraising, and community […]

Everett’s minimum wage has been $20.77 an hour for larger employers since January. Starting July, the minimum wage for employers with 15-500 employees or $2 million in revenue jumped from $18.77 an hour the first half of this year to $19.77 an hour. Since the beginning of the year Everett is ranked as the 5th highest […]

Mayor Cassie Franklin today announced that David Hall will retire as Everett City Attorney and that his deputy, Ramsey Ramerman, will be appointed subject to Council approval to fill the vacancy. Hall has served the City of Everett since 2008. “David has been an incredible resource for me, the Council, and our entire city family […]

Helion, an Everett-based fusion energy company, announced a $465 million Series G investment round to accelerate commercial deployment of fusion, scale manufacturing capacity, and expand the company’s ability to deliver clean electricity to customers. This latest round of funding brings the total invested to date in Helion to $1.5 billion and values the company at […]

Novanta Corporation (NASDAQ: NOVT) released a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) for a closure of their “Seattle” presence in Mukilteo, Washington. Washington State law requires larger companies to file layoff intentions with the Employment Security Department, which leads to notice from the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) system. Located at 4600 Campus Place, […]

For years, the national conversation around education has leaned heavily toward a single path: the four-year college degree. At the same time, many high schools have scaled back shop classes and other hands-on learning opportunities that once introduced students to the skilled trades. While university education remains a strong option for many, it is certainly […]

Everett-based Funko, Inc. (Nasdaq: FNKO), a leading pop culture lifestyle brand, today announced the appointment of Nik Rupp as Senior Vice President of Brand and Marketing. In this role, Rupp will lead global marketing strategy, brand storytelling, and events. Rupp brings more than 12 years of experience across brand marketing, digital innovation, and product creation. […]

On the heels of Sound Transit announcing a budget shortfall of $35 billion over the next couple of decades, and the possibility of cutting Everett out of their light rail expansion plans, the City of Everett and Community Transit released a join press release. With the new outdoor stadium in the works, and the fact […]

County tourism boards are looking for people who are passionate about the long-term development of Snohomish County as a regional, national, and international destination. Applications are being accepted to fill vacancies on two tourism-related advisory boards: the Tourism Promotion Area (TPA) Advisory Board and the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC). The TPA is looking to […]

The Everett AquaSox are hiring “Mascot Performers” to elevate the fan experience for the upcoming 2026 AquaSox baseball season. Now’s your chance to transform into an friendly frog known as Webbly or an oversized hot dog named Frank. Here’s the job description for a mascot for the AquaSox: “Work on a part-time basis as Webbly […]