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​ ​During this time, the following essential organizations (including health care, grocery, delivery & more) are hiring and actively...

Our thanks to Mayor Pauly for her quick response to our request to suspend bag fees and to Karl at QFC for bringing it to our attention....

Hunkering down in our homes this week, most of us are also offering care, support and (at a distance,) kindness to neighbors up and down...

Small businesses in many Washington counties are now eligible to apply for low interest U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Economic...

Today the Senate passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, and President Trump is expected to sign the bill shortly. The Act...

Results Will Help Inform Strategies for Regional Economy Recovery and Maximizing State and Federal Aid SEATTLE, WA – The City of Seattle,...

Do you know someone whose job is being impacted by COVID-19? Washington Employment Security Department has tons of resources and a...

Our Chamber Coalition had several successes in this year’s session As the 2020 legislative short session has now ended, both small...

Editors Note: We will be keeping a page with up-to-date information for businesses at www.issaquahchamber.com/covid19 CITY OF ISSAQUAH...

Thank you for your continued support of the Chamber during these difficult times. I want to update you on some of the steps we are taking...

AWB welcomes all Washington employers to participate in a Tuesday conference call with Gov. Jay Inslee and leading state officials on the...

Amidst all of the craziness last week, something very heart-warming happened. Robin Kelley (Executive Director at FISH and past, long...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have released an interim guide for businesses and employers on how to respond to the...

Senate Bill 6492 was fast tracked through the legislative process and it was signed into law earlier this month. The measure, which...