Kent-based Oberto, the nation's leading all natural jerky brand, is teaming up with several athletes as it amps up its 2016 marketing efforts in the red-hot beef jerky category.
Amazon has begun to hire more than 1,200 newly created full-time positions at its new eighth-generation fulfillment center in Kent, the company announced today.
Kent’s Chad Gleason has been named president of the Washington State Chapter of Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM), an internationally recognized and leading commercial real estate association.
Cafe Rio Mexican Grill will hold a grand opening for its newest restaurant in The Marketplace at Lake Meridian, 12998 Southeast Kent Kangley Road, at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 13.
Local businesses got into the holiday spirit by participating in Kent Downtown Partnership's inaugural wreath decorating contest.
As the countdown begins toward 2016, Better Business Bureau has tallied the year’s top scams with the help of Scam Tracker.
The Kent Downtown Partnership sent out a warning to businesses on Friday about a potential female shoplifter spotted recently in downtown stores:
The industrial real estate buying spree in Kent by San Francisco-based Terreno Realty continues.
NetIG received the Kent Green Business of the Year award for 2015 at the Dec. 8 City Council meeting.
Steve Pickell is the new executive chef at the Airways Brewing Co. Bistro, 320 W. Harrison St., in downtown Kent.
Techimp Group, of Italy, has acquired Cablewise online condition assessment services from Kent-based Novinium, Inc., which serves more than 300 utility and industrial customers across the globe.
Enlighting Struck Design LLC, a full service design and advertising firm, will host an open house from noon to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2, to celebrate the grand opening of its office at 22737 72nd Ave. S. C-101 in Kent.
Advance Auto Parts, one of the largest automotive aftermarket parts providers in North America – serving professional installers and do-it-yourself customers – celebrated a grand opening Thursday of its second store in Kent, 10460 SE 256th St.
The Highline College Fall Job Fair is Tuesday, Oct. 27, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
With the average American spending around $80 on Halloween costumes and accessories, shady retailers may be doing more tricking than treating, warns Better Business Bureau.
Amazon.com, Inc. is looking to hire part-time associates for its Kent fulfillment center.
Online dining can be both convenient and affordable if done correctly, but Better Business Bureau serving Alaska, Oregon and Western Washington warns of malicious tricks aimed at stealing customer’s identities and their money.
Advance Auto Parts, one of the largest automotive aftermarket parts providers in North America – serving professional installers and do-it-yourself customers – announced Thursday it will open its second store in Kent, 10460 SE 256th St., on Oct. 22.
The southwest corner of South 212th Street and West Valley Highway in Kent won’t be vacant much longer as crews put up a 63,546-square-foot warehouse.
Our world is more connected than ever before with technology touching much of our work and personal lives.
