Snohomish County created a website featuring local businesses from across the county. Website visitors can connect to local shops, access some of their favorite destinations online, and even create an itinerary to keep track of places they want to visit and support.

The City of Mill Creek plans to distribute an additional $117,192 of CARES Act funding to small businesses physically located within city limits. 

Completed grant applications have to be submitted to the city by 5:00 pm on Wednesday, December 16th.

On Thursday, October 15th, the City of Mill Creek kicked off a grant program for small businesses negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Also, grants will be given to service organizations providing COVID-19 relief programs in Mill Creek.

The project to build a new indoor private swim school located on North Creek Drive across from Heatherwood Apartments achieved two major milestones in the past few weeks.

The hearing examiner approved the development agreement and the city council approved a sight distance easement, which was one of the hearing examiner’s conditions of approval.

On June 4th the Mill Creek Chamber of Commerce announced they have awarded college scholarships worth $2,000 each to six local high school students.

Since its very beginnings, the Mill Creek Chamber of Commerce has been committed to encouraging and assisting local high school students in their pursuit of higher learning in business or a field in which they would like to pursue a career in business.

The Mill Creek Town Center will lose another core business this summer.

On Tuesday, May 19th, the company announced that they are seeking bankruptcy court permission to begin an “orderly wind-down” of their business by closing all stores and selling all inventory and assets.

We have compiled a list of grocery stores that have special store hours for seniors and people who are at high-risk.

Do you have small jobs around the house that always get put off?

Are there things you’d rather do on your precious weekend than be stuck up on a ladder?

We’ve got a solution that might help. Hire one of our skilled carpenters to help get your Honey-Do List under control.

Because of low public attendance last year there aren't enough vendors who are willing to return this year.

As a result, City Manager Michael Ciaravino decided to pull the plug on this year’s market.

Local small businesses need our support!

Please shop locally to ensure our local Mill Creek businesses can continue to provide quality goods and services on Small Business Saturday, November 30th.