Written by:
Arcelia Kent, former NxLevel student
What sets an entrepreneur apart from a regular person? Why take a class?
Category: Downtown Life
Lessons Learned (so far)
Written by:
Taylor Castillo, Public Relations Coordinator
Downtown New Year’s Resolution Guide
Written by:
Molly Jones, Assistant Director
So, it’s 2018. Chances are you have some New Year’s Resolutions. Did you know that the average length someone sticks to their resolution is less than a few months? Did you know the most popular resolutions surround health, money, or self-care? Did you know that downtown Ellensburg has all the things you need to stick to your resolutions, not just for a month or two, but for years to come!? Get ready to toss out the excuses and jump into a new year, new you!
Remembering 2017
Written by:
Molly Jones, Assistant Director
In October, I celebrated my 2 year anniversary with the EDA. It feels like much longer than that, but at the same time, it went by really quick! I started here as a part-time Admin Assistant and am now the full-time Assistant Director. My time with the EDA has been great, but 2017 specifically brought some really amazing things. To name a few:
Meet the Staff: Taylor Castillo
Written by:
Taylor Castillo, Public Relations Coordinator
My name is Taylor Castillo and I am the Public Relations Coordinator for the Ellensburg Downtown Association. You can now find me at the main entrance of the EDA office where I will be taking your calls, greeting you as you arrive and so much more!
Tips for Supporting Small Business
Written by:
Molly Jones, Assistant Director
Ellensburg is home to so many wonderful small businesses. I think we can all agree that supporting them is important to our local economy and business mix. Sometimes, it can be overwhelming to figure out the right way to support small businesses, so here are some tips on how you can show your favorite places some love.
Fall in Kittitas County
Written by: Molly Jones, Assistant Director
I grew up on an island in Alaska and while I’m certainly not discounting its beauty, I feel as if I never really experienced fall until my first year in Kittitas County. Not just because of the leaves changing colors and the clear change in temperature, but because of all the community gatherings to look forward to that truly make this season feel like something to be thankful for.
Critical Junctures
Written By: Carolyn Honeycutt, Executive Director
So much change. It’s what makes life interesting and surprising. It spurs ideas and success. I love change.