Business

County Tourism Office wants to make your festival more festive

Three kinds of grants are available to nonprofits in Grays Harbor County.

  • Sep 20th, 2018

 

Ceremony held to welcome Danny’s Automotive

Photo courtesy John Lansing An automotive business has a new name but…

  • Sep 13th, 2018

 

Mindy and Jason Schaefer are the new owners of Oakville’s Holy Lamb Organics as of November. They already have expanded the nearly 20-year-old business to include a showroom in Olympia and to have received organic certification. Photo taken Aug. 24, 2018, in Oakville, by Michael Lang, The Vidette

Holy Lamb Organics’ new owners are expanding

Oakville manufacturer of premium bedding and mattresses opens showroom in Olympia, wants to do more.

  • Aug 30th, 2018

 

Ron Belcher will retire at the end of the month after 23 years running the tire shop at Whitney’s Chevrolet in Montesano. (Aug. 10, 2018)

Montesano tire guru is closing up his tool box.

He plans on moving closer to his son, who is a lieutenant on for the Quinalt police.

  • Aug 16th, 2018
Ron Belcher will retire at the end of the month after 23 years running the tire shop at Whitney’s Chevrolet in Montesano. (Aug. 10, 2018)
DAN HAMMOCK | THE DAILY WORLD Even with new owners taking the reigns Friday, the classic exterior of the Bee Hive Restaurant in Montesano isn’t likely to see any major changes, though the interior will be getting a facelift starting next week. Regulars will still enjoy a full bar and most of their menu favorites when the place reopens some time in June.

Local owners buy Bee Hive, will be closed for interior work starting Sunday at 8 p.m.

Focus will be on affordability, customer service, quality menu

DAN HAMMOCK | THE DAILY WORLD Even with new owners taking the reigns Friday, the classic exterior of the Bee Hive Restaurant in Montesano isn’t likely to see any major changes, though the interior will be getting a facelift starting next week. Regulars will still enjoy a full bar and most of their menu favorites when the place reopens some time in June.

Restaurant Inspections, May 17

Grays Harbor County’s Environmental Health Division lists restaurants and other food-handling establishments…

  • May 17th, 2018

GGHI May Business Forum lunch

Greater Grays Harbor’s May Business Forum Lunch is scheduled for next Tuesday,…

  • May 16th, 2018

Coffee Coop named Elma Chamber biz of first quarter

The Elma Chamber of Commerce recently announced that Coffee Coop is Elma…

  • May 10th, 2018

Raintree in McCleary celebrates 10th year

Seahawk’s Tyson on hand for autographs

  • May 3rd, 2018

Port director Nelson meets with lawmakers

Port of Grays Harbor news

  • Apr 26th, 2018

Business News: Rolfer coming to Montesano

Felisa Holmberg has been perfecting a method for Brown Syndrome

Forbis joins Premier Realty in Monte

Lifelong harborite to sell real estate

  • Mar 22nd, 2018

Business news in brief

GGHI at Sea-Tac; Sheriff’s Office investigating impersonation; financial fair coming

  • Mar 8th, 2018

OCCU is Elma Chamber business of the quarter

OCCU has local branches in Montesano, Elma and McCleary

  • Feb 8th, 2018

Monte’s Broadway Dental changes hands

Same staff, new owners

  • Feb 8th, 2018

Restaurant inspections: December 2017

Recent health inspection scores for local restaurants

  • Jan 18th, 2018

OPINION: Good manners still count in business

My Business is a weekly business column by Don Brunell

  • Jan 11th, 2018

Contanda looks to expand Port property, but crude oil not part of their plans

Expansion would include eight new storage tanks for bulk liquid storage

LOUIS KRAUSS | THE DAILY WORLD Gepetto’s owner Bob McEndoo stands outside the Montesano restaurant. He’s concerned about the financial toll a new $11.50 minimum wage will have on business.

Local businesses react to raised minimum wage, paid sick leave

The state minimum wage has gone up to $11.50, some businesses fear the financial toll

LOUIS KRAUSS | THE DAILY WORLD Gepetto’s owner Bob McEndoo stands outside the Montesano restaurant. He’s concerned about the financial toll a new $11.50 minimum wage will have on business.

Local winery is family-run enterprise

Wynoochee producer of berry wine now open

 

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