Snow Removal A Boon For Local Landscaper
With Whatcom County residents struggling to keep their driveways clear of snow, much of the responsibility for snow plowing has fallen to private landscape companies. Corion Landscape Management in Ferndale has been inundated with requests for snow removal from both businesses and homeowners. Even with a full crew of employees …
Whatcom County Landscape Company First in State to Earn Industry Accreditation
For Immediate Release Contact: Chrystal Doucette Phone: 360-255-7312 Email: chrystal@ethoseo.com FERNDALE – For 17 years, Ferndale resident David Arnold has been knee-deep in the landscaping industry, managing projects for private homes, apartment complexes, and shopping centers. This year, Arnold’s hard work as president of Corion Landscape Management was recognized as …
Free Business Workshop Aims to Grow Whatcom County Economy
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 9/25/2018 Chrystal Doucette Ethoseo Marketing (360) 255-7312 chrystal@ethoseo.com Webinar Offers Local Companies Digital Age Marketing Tips Bellingham, WA: Whatcom County businesses looking to generate sales using digital ads this holiday season are invited to a free educational workshop. The educational event, called, “Drive a Holiday Shopping Rush …
Erin Baker’s Baked Goods: One Of Bellingham’s Best Exports
Erin Baker’s breakfast cookies may be the most recognizable product made in Bellingham. They can be purchased in grocery stores, convenience stores, gas stations, and even on Western’s campus. When you mention “the breakfast cookies” people know what you’re talking about. Erin is a homegrown success story, but her business …
Avenue Bread Still Rising After Two Decades
If you’ve purchased a sandwich somewhere in Bellingham recently, the odds are good that Avenue Bread was involved. In the last two decades the company has established itself as a primary source not only for baked goods, but for all kinds of delicious eatables. Local organizations including grocery stores, breweries, …
The Making Of Bellingham’s First Makerspace
How much do YOU know about makerspaces? If the answer is “not a whole lot”, prepare to be educated. Let’s start with the basics. A makerspace is a place where people with common interests can get together to socialize and collaborate on projects. Makerspaces originally began as part of larger …
New Branding Re-Energizes Bellingham’s SPARK Museum
The SPARK Museum of Electrical Invention is something very unique to Bellingham. Believe it or not, this humble spot just downtown houses the largest public display of antiques and relics from the early days of electric technology in the entire world. More famous spots like the Smithsonian and the British …
Coffee Is Serious Business For Bellingham’s Black Drop Coffeehouse
The Black Drop is one of Bellingham’s most iconic independent coffee houses, largely thanks to the passion and dedication of its owners and employees. The shop’s 12 year history is a little complicated, so bear with me as I lay it out. The Black Drop was opened in 2002 by …
Small Business Saturday: A Short History
Small Business Saturday embodies a special kind of irony in American business: a holiday promoting shopping at small local businesses, invented by one of the largest corporations in the country, American Express. Despite the contradiction, however, the positive impact the new holiday has had upon small businesses is undeniable. In …
Aslan Brings Organic Flavor To Bellingham Brewery Scene
When Jack Lamb and his friend and partner Frank Trosset founded Aslan Brewing in 2012, they were starting from scratch. Based out of a garage in the back of the Upfront Theater, the two men built a 5-gallon homemade brewing system and embarked upon their mission of crafting the perfect …