Written By: Faith Mehal, PR Coordinator
Welcome back! After taking a few weeks off, I would like to continue our journey through the history of downtown Ellensburg.
Between the years of 1879 and 1889 downtown Ellensburg saw a tremendous amount of growth. In 1886 a train of the Northern Pacific Railroad reached Ellensburg helping to fuel business and population growth.
Written by: Molly Jones, Assistant Director
It’s summer time! That means hotter temperatures and longer days, encouraging everyone to get out of the house and enjoy local events. If you are a bit of a night owl and are looking for some fun things to do after work or on the weekends, check out this list of upcoming events that will get you downtown after dark.
Written by: Jena Blanchard, EDA Summer Intern
Hi! My name is Jena. I am the intern for the EDA this summer. I was born and raised in Snohomish, Washington. I graduated from high school in 2009 from Cedar Park Christian School in Bothell, Washington. Since high school I have been on pursuit of what I would like to do for a career. I grew up with a single mother as an only child, and we would constantly take trips together.
Written By: Faith Mehal, PR Coordinator
Have you ever wondered how it all started? What did downtown Ellensburg looked like, 100 or even 150 years ago? You’re not alone! There is something incredibly interesting about what the world looked like before us.
Written By: Molly Jones, Assistant Director
Ellensburg is rich with culture. There are outlets a plenty to express creativity, try something new, and find your niche.
Art
Written By: Faith Mehal, PR Coordinator
As summer approaches, days get longer, the kiddos are out of school, and there is more time for family outings. Next time you’re looking for an adventure downtown, we encourage you to check out these 5 little known treasures.
Written By: Michele Bucklin, EDA Board Member
Do you wish you had more time?
This statement is a dilemma for most of us. Most everyone is passionate about downtown … beautiful planters, bike racks, benches, and of course wonderful events… just to name a few!
Written by:
Dakota Honeycutt, EDA Office Dog
