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Clark County businesses relish reopening Restaurants, gyms, theaters, retailers welcome elimination of curtailed capacity, say some pandemic practices may remain Published: June 30, 2021, 6:50pm Share: 3 Photos Bartender Mike Dunning of Main Event Sports Grill in east Vancouver pours drinks for customers while working behind the bar on Wednesday afternoon. Statewide pandemic restrictions ended on Wednesday, allowing restaurants and bars to reopen their bar counter seating areas for the first time in more than a year. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery For the first time in m...

Most restrictions brought on by COVID-19 are lifted across Washington By RACHEL LA CORTE, Associated Press Published: June 30, 2021, 7:18pm Share: 5 Photos Washington Gov. Jay Inslee chats with longtime friend Cal Kalabaza of Tacoma during the "Welcome Back, Washington" celebration at Wright Park in Tacoma, Wash. on Wednesday, June 30, 2021. (Tony Overman/The News Tribune via AP) (tony overman/The News Tribune) Photo Gallery OLYMPIA — Fifteen months after Washington state’s first “stay at home” order was issued in response to the coronavirus, businesses acros...

Wash. state officially reopens more than a year after COVID-19 shutdown Keith Eldridge, KOMO News reporter Washington to reopen at midnight after COVID-19 forced state shut down over a year ago UP NEXT More than a year after the coronavirus pandemic swept the globe and prompted much of the U.S. and the state to curtail activity in order to limit its spread, Washington is poised to fully resume its economic activities at midnight Wednesday now that over 50 percent of the state's residents have been vaccinated for the virus. Gov. Jay Inslee is set to mark the day with a series ...

SEATTLE — Looking for late-stage pandemic deals on hotels? Consider sticking to the cities. Popular rural destinations west of the Cascades — near national parks, along the Pacific Coast — are happy to see tourists and depend on them for income, but aren’t hurting for customers right now.

KXLY June 4, 2021 4:36 PM Elenee Dao copyright 4 news now SPOKANE, Wash. – Businesses are struggling to find workers right now. So, the Spokane Hospitality Association is trying to make the process even easier for businesses and job seekers. On Monday and Tuesday, a speed dating style job fair will take place at the Wonder Building. More than 15 businesses and restaurants will be set up, ready to talk to job seekers and hopefully eventually end up in job offers. It’s been rough for businesses finding workers these last few months. Joey Gates is normally working be...