Here are the winners of the Vancouver Business Journal’s 2015 Best in Business Awards The Best in Business Awards recognizes companies and business professionals in nearly 70 categories. The list of winners was determined by Vancouver Business Journal readers who cast nearly 3,000 votes for the companies that they prefer to do business with. Congratulations to the winners and thank you to those who voted!
December 11, 2015 | MAJ Press Release MAJ Development’s newest Sherwin-Williams paint store opened for business mid-December 2015 and joined existing center tenants, 7-Eleven and Cricket Wireless at 5211 100th Street SW in Lakewood, WA. Sherwin-Williams is the largest producer of paints and coatings in the United States and has been in business, going strong since 1866.
September 10, 2015 | MAJ Press Release Banner Bank is now open for business in Salmon Creek at 500 NE 139th Street, Vancouver, WA. Banner completes the center, MAJ Place SC, joining already open and running, businesses: Starbucks Coffee, Fred Meyer Fueling Center, Sherwin-Williams and Gaynor Automotive. This is Banner Bank’s third location in Clark County.
September 10, 2015 | MAJ Press Release Banner Bank is now open for business in Salmon Creek at 500 NE 139th Street, Vancouver, WA. Banner completes the center, MAJ Place SC, joining already open and running, businesses: Starbucks Coffee, Fred Meyer Fueling Center, Sherwin-Williams and Gaynor Automotive. This is Banner Bank’s third location in Clark County.
May 1, 2015 | MAJ Press Release MAJ Development’s newest Starbucks Café with Drive-Thru opened for business on Friday, May 1st, 2015. Located at 9785 SW Shady Lane, the store is ideally situated at the corner of SW Greenburg Road and Shady Lane near the Hwy 217 interchange and the east entrance to Washington Square Mall. Local businesses benefitted from Starbuck’s commitment to using green, sustainable, and regionally-sourced items. With…
Two legacies of a recently departed eatery have been built into Panera Bread, the new restaurant now occupying the former Steakburger site along Highway 99. One is the word “EAT.” It’s spelled out on the ceiling in glowing letters salvaged from Steakburger’s old neon sign. “There was a lot of sentimentality attached to Steakburger, and we wanted to create some sort of legacy to honor that sentiment,” said Sherri Kennedy,…
