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Boeing said wing production delays have kept its 737 output at 47 planes a month during the Morgan Stanley Laguna Conference, and it will certify a new production line in Everett next year to boost production to 52 per month.

Obsidian Beer Hall closed on Sept.

13 at its Hewitt Avenue spot after more than two years and will seek a new location that supports food service * the owner explained the current building is for sale and cannot accommodate a kitchen.

Business leaders and former Gov. Christine Gregoire urge tax and permit reforms to curb rising costs in Puget Sound; the Economic Alliance Snohomish County report notes Boeing’s fourth assembly line in Everett created nearly 1,000 jobs + the city is piloting AI tools to cut permit times.

On Aug. 18, the Forest Service proposed repealing the roadless rule that limits road building in national forests to enhance wildfire prevention, but foresters and wildlife advocates argued that revising the rule would better protect local wildlife and forest health + ensure effective fire mitigation.

Everett's Hotel Indigo (1028 13th Street) will host the third annual Women’s Waterfront Expo Sunday, Sept.

20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. where healthcare and wellness professionals share practical guidance on women’s health and longevity with educational sessions and vendor resources.

Brixton Capital confirmed that Topgolf will open on the southeast corner of The Hub @ Everett — a reimagined mall site featuring new food and footwear retailers.

Construction starts in November and grand openings are planned for late 2028 as Shake Shack and Boot Barn join the dynamic mix.