Written by:
Molly Jones, Assistant Director of the EDA
Downtown Ellensburg was this year’s host location for the RevitalizeWA conference (more on the conference HERE). If you noticed about 280 people with green lanyards walking around downtown earlier this week, that was RevitalizeWA.
Written By:
Greg Parker, EDA Board Member, Iron Horse Brewery
Everyone has their own introduction to the EDA. I would assume that most introductions come through what I would call the front end; seeing the lighting projects, trash cans, bike racks, flowers etc. and at some point connect the dots that the Ellensburg Downtown Association is responsible for them. That was not my experience.
Written by:
Jonnie Crossland, Account Supervisor for Central Communication Agency at CWU
My job is one that makes me feel fulfilled. Even though there are the days where it’s been a drag out week of school and I am running my internal gas gauge at zero, there’s a certain high I get from my work that keeps me going and restores my faith in the world.
Written by:
Amy Kaiser- EDA Board Member and Design Committee Chair, Chamber of Commerce
Written by:
Dana Lind- EDA Board Member, City of Ellensburg
“I’m really busy, can’t you ask someone else?”
“I paid $30 bucks for my kid to join, what else do you want?”
“What’s in it for me?”
“Why should I help?”
I love this photo of me and my husband, Lee. It was taken last year at a workshop at Gallery One. I appreciate art, and I’m certainly not an artistic person, but this class came with no experience necessary (perfect!) and Lee and I had a blast. The opportunities in downtown to share, create and experience life in an environment that embraces and enlightens are just some of what I appreciate about downtown Ellensburg.
Hey there! My name is Faith and I work as the Public Relations Coordinator here at the Ellensburg Downtown Association. I am currently in my senior year at Central and will graduate this spring with a degree in Public Relations.
Hello! My name is Molly. I was born and raised in Kodiak Alaska. Anyone who can point that out on a map gets a gold star! I graduated from Kodiak High School in 2010 and spent my first year of college at University of Alaska Anchorage. I quickly decided life consistently below 0 wasn’t for me, so in 2011 I traded moose and bears for horses and cows.
