MATTERS
Board of Directors
The Chamber Board of Directors was officially sworn in CEO Peterson spoke to their responsibility to the carry out the values of the organization, swearing them to uphold the Chamber's bylaws and, "to work diligently to maintain a vibrant business community, promote tourism, and facilitate economic development " The board member terms are two years running January 1-December 31 and are elected each fall by the membership at large
2026
Mike Araiza, Skookum Creek Tobacco
Eileen Bailey, EI Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc
Jacqualine Case, In Concrete Construction
Stephanie Fyfe, Steph’s Espresso
John Lester, Shelton-Mason County Journal
Jamie Mell, Mell Property Management
Mitch Newman, Newman Family Chiropractic
Monica Rocha, Taqueria Las Palmas
Kyle Skarra, Builders FirstSource
Katherine Yackel, YSS Dive
2025
Mike Araiza, Skookum Creek Tobacco
Eileen Bailey, EI Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc
Jacqualine Case, In Concrete Construction
Stephanie Fyfe, Steph’s Espresso
Mendy Harlow, The Salmon Center
Will Johnson, Cogent Construction
John Lester, Shelton-Mason County Journal
Jamie Mell, Mell Property Management
Mitch Newman, Newman Family Chiropractic
Monica Rocha, Taqueria Las Palmas
Kyle Skarra, Builders FirstSource
Katherine Yackel, YSS Dive
Chamber Awards Gala
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Nearly 250 Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Commerce members, community stakeholders, awards finalists, and their supporters filled the Skookum Creek Event Center at Little Creek Casino Resort on Friday, January 16, for the Chamber’s 104th Annual Meeting & Awards Gala. The evening brought the business community together to celebrate accomplishments from the past year, witness the installation of the Chamber Board of Directors, honor award finalists, and announce this year ’ s award recipients
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Welcoming attendees, Chamber President & CEO Deidre Peterson invited guests to reflect on the collective progress made over the past year She framed the Gala as both a celebration and a moment of gratitude for those who invest their time, talent, and leadership in Mason County “Tonight honors the people and organizations who quietly and consistently make our community stronger,” Peterson said.
Peterson recognized the evening’s sponsors, noting that the event was made possible through their generous support Guests were welcomed by Michael Evans of Little Creek Casino Resort, followed by remarks from Photography Sponsors Amy & Forrest Cooper of Cooper Studios, and Brad & Heidi McCutcheon of Bradley Air Company
Toast Sponsor Melanie Bakala of State Farm Insurance delivered her annual Ode prior to the first course, highlighting community milestones, business achievements, anniversaries, leadership transitions, and signature events from across Mason County Her remarks encouraged guests to pause and celebrate the many ways the community continues to grow and thrive
Guests enjoyed a four-course, seasonally inspired meal showcasing Little Creek Casino Resort’s culinary expertise, with each course thoughtfully paired Guests selected either traditional wine pairings or a curated non-alcoholic mocktail pairing offered as an alternative throughout the evening
During the program, Peterson reaffirmed the Chamber’s role as a catalyst for business growth, a convener of leaders and influencers, and a champion for a strong community She highlighted three key areas of progress: increased membership engagement, with record-high membership nearing 400 businesses and nonprofits; tourism and visitor services, including the restoration of the downtown Caboose and real-time coordination during the Bear Gulch Fire; and partnerships, strengthened through collaboration with MasonEDC and the North Mason Chamber of Commerce, by way of joint programming and aligned legislative priorities
Honorable Judge George Steel administered the oath of office, formally installing the 2026 Chamber Board of Directors and charging them with representing the business interests of Mason County and supporting economic development and tourism
The evening concluded with the awards presentation by Peterson and 2025 Chamber Board Chair Eileen Bailey Connie Adams received the Chairperson’s Choice Award; Bailey visited Adams the day prior at a health rehabilitation center to present the award in person, and Adams’s daughter, Karen Sullivan, accepted on her behalf during the Gala Additional honorees included Shannon Henry of OURCU as Volunteer of the Year; Tamra Ingwaldson as Citizen of the Year; Great Bend Center for Music as Nonprofit of the Year; House Flowers as Rookie of the Year; Mark Ziegler of the City of Shelton as Boss of the Year; and Peninsula Credit Union as Business of the Year
Board Chair Eileen Bailey closed the evening by congratulating the finalists and recipients, and by thanking the event sponsors, Little Creek Casino Resort staff, and Chamber staff and volunteers
We hope you enjoy this special issue of Business Matters, capturing the spirit of the evening and honoring the many contributions that continue to shape our community Learn more about the annual awards and the Chamber at masonchamber com
Ode to
WRITTEN & PRESENTED BY MELANIE BAKALA, STATE FARM INSURANCE
I think I say this every year, But where did the time go? It seems we were just here celebrating 2024
Our town is growing We are moving and shaking Lets take a few moments And talk about what Mason County has in the making
We took in Bluegrass in the Forest Gathered to watch movies in the Park We enjoyed summer concerts at Oyster Bank And Hoodstock hit its mark
We basked in the sun at the Bite of Shelton Celebrated our culture at ArtsWalk Kids and parents got drenched at Spookatakular And a busy Oysterfest brought in the flocks
Forest Festival was amazing as ever Kristmastown Kiwanis orchestrated a grand parade And at the epic Camp Grisdale Folks gathered, snacked, crafted, and played
Island Enterrpises announced plans for a new hotel New Owners are making the Town Pub glow With a new smokehouse and cannery Taylor Shellfish continues to grow
Ace Hardware made a move in Hoodsport Cameo Boutique went to Union Square Glen Resort updated their digs Yss Dive relocated and now has space to spare
MACECOM’s embracing AI with Eva Expanding Childcare EDC is leading the way Shelton Schools put out their replacement levy I implore you – for our kids – to vote yay
The Lynch Creek Farm Elves, Beautiful wreaths throughout the world they sent Mason General unveiled a new Open MRI And Peninsula Hosted the Unidos! Neighbors event
OURCU supported the K9s Shelton Schools CTE is making its mark Olympic Heights getting closer to bringing new homes And Shelton School Reading levels got a spark
Skokomish tribe opened a new police space When driving on Cota, we no longer digress
We braved the smoke from the Bear Gulch Fire
And did I mention for the Levy – Please vote – and vote yes?
We have some big milestones
Peninsula & PUD 1 celebrated 90 years
Cut Rate Auto marked 70 Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club hit 60 – cheers!
Skookum Rotary and Gateway Christian
For 50 years have served our hive CareNet logged year 40 BlackStar marked 35
Wittenberg’s been CPA’ing for 35
For 30 years at Little Creek winners have been yelping Taking care of our folks for 25 is Maple Glen And for 25 years Turning Pointe has been helping
Now owned by Brian and Dacia Shelton Athletic Club Changed hands
We wish Randy and Elizabeth
The best with their retirement plans
We sent Lisa Perry off to retirement And welcomed Jacquelin who took her place Winfried Danke named COO of Mason Health
Shannon from Sound Learning retired from the rat race
Shelton has one of the last drive ins And a fantastic place to watch flicks
We lost a local treasure in Dorthea
Thank you for these community gifts
Travis Adams took the reigns at the County, At Habitat Brandt is leading and putting out fires, Prothero is at the helm of OURCU
And heading the North Mason Chamber is Kerry London Myers
Named 40 under 40 in the South Sound
Were Alderbrook’s Bourne and Peninsula’s Thomas Gretchen Maliska received fantastic CTE honors
We have some shining stars with great promise
So into 2026 we proceed
I’m excited to see what the future brings We have an amazing community We are ready to spread our wings
So please raise your glass And let’s give abundant cheer
To a prosperous 2026
And passing our school levy this year
Chairperson's Choice
The Chairperson’s Choice Award is presented by the Chamber Board Chair to an individual who has gone above and beyond to make a lasting impact on our community For 2025, Board Chair Eileen Bailey selected a woman who is both well known and deeply loved throughout Mason County and who has proudly called this community home for more than 85 years
Connie Adams is often among the first to volunteer whenever a helping hand is needed She currently serves as President of the Mason Health Auxiliary Guild, which staffs the Mason Health Hospital gift shop and supports healthcare education through scholarships for local students pursuing nursing and medical careers When the gift shop was forced to close during COVID, Adams made it her personal mission to see it reopened, contributing countless hours to ensure it not only returned to operation but expanded its hours in 2025
Her generosity extends far beyond formal roles Adams is known for her truly loving and giving heart cooking meals, sending cards, and reaching out to those who are ill or homebound She is active at Shelton Presbyterian Church and was a founding member of the New Community Church in Union Often seen with a beautiful flower in her hair, and known for quietly lifting others through kindness, prayer, and steady encouragement, she carries love in her heart and service in her actions every day
This year’s Chairperson’s Choice Award recipient is Connie Adams
Volunteer of the Year
The Volunteer of the Year Award is selected by Chamber staff and recognizes an individual who has made an exceptional contribution to the Chamber’s programs and activities This year’s honoree consistently shows up with a ready-for-anything attitude, bringing positive energy and outsidethe-box thinking to every situation
Shannon Henry of OURCU is a trusted connector for Chamber members, frequently brainstorming ideas that strengthen engagement and visibility Dependable, positive, and deeply committed to serving others, she is a familiar and welcoming presence at Chamber activities She also quietly steps in behind the scenes to assist with event setup and logistics and is always willing to jump behind the camera when the Chamber team needs extra coverage
Nonprofit of the Year Finalists
Great Bend Center for Music uses music to strengthen community, support early learning, and expand access to the arts in Mason County Over the past year, the organization delivered expanded educational and community programming, including its Sound Scholars™ multilingual early-learning music program serving Mason County families and supporting kindergarten readiness Great Bend also launched a Career and Technical Education curriculum in music and entertainment production at Oakland Bay Junior High, giving students hands-on experience in sound design, media production, and creative technology In partnership with Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center and New Horizon Communities, Great Bend continued trauma-informed and therapeutic music programming for children and veterans in supportive settings across the county Its chorale and youth ensembles brought regional audiences to local venues through performances that contributed to local cultural vitality Through these collaborations and its commitment to making high-quality music experiences accessible, Great Bend contributes to a more connected and vibrant Mason County
Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group supports the region’s salmon recovery and environmental education efforts through research, habitat restoration, and handson community programming From its home at the Salmon Center, the organization engages residents with volunteer opportunities, outdoor recreation, and sustainable agriculture through its Farm at Water’s Edge, where organic produce, gardens, and animal care invite daily interaction with local ecology Over the past year HCSEG advanced major restoration work at the Theler Wetlands and began the long-awaited renovation of the Nature Center, a project that will restore a beloved space for education and community gatherings The organization also responded to statewide funding cuts by finding new support to sustain Salmon in the Schools and by retaining AmeriCorps members to ensure youth camps continued With more than 300 volunteers contributing thousands of hours, HCSEG’s programs, partnerships, and stewardship efforts foster a healthier watershed while creating meaningful ways for people to connect with the natural environment in Mason County
For 25 years, Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center has provided safety, advocacy, and healing for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Mason County This year, the organization supported thousands of individuals through shelter, crisis response, legal and medical advocacy, youth services, and its 24-hour hotline Turning Pointe also advanced several major initiatives, including launching a partnership with Mason Health and local law enforcement to bring SANE exams on-site, establishing a Domestic Violence High Risk Team to better protect those at greatest risk, and expanding its child-focused services by hosting forensic interviews in a trauma-informed environment Prevention and education efforts also grew through community training, school presentations, and weekly programs with youth at the Shelton YMCA The Center further strengthened its shelter capacity by funding a kennel so more families can enter safely with their pets Through these coordinated efforts and strong community partnerships, Turning Pointe continues to deliver life-changing support and build safer pathways to healing for survivors across Mason County
Rookie of the Year
Finalists
Flywheel & Beside the Gallery opened in 2024 when founder Jan Morris created a space to showcase the work of artists from Hood Canal and the Pacific Northwest, offering originals and prints in a welcoming gallery that also serves as an off-site tasting room for the Hardware Distillery In 2025 Jan was joined by Mason Bonner, and together they expanded the experience by adding coffee, tea, and other beverages that encourage visitors to stay, work, and enjoy the view of Hood Canal The gallery has introduced creative gatherings that blend visual art with musical and collaborative experiences, and participates in Ars Poetica, a national program that pairs poetry with visual art Flywheel also remained connected to the Hoodsport community during the Bear Gulch Fire by keeping its doors open, posting on social media to highlight downtown businesses, and trying new events during a challenging season for local shops This year, the gallery organized the Still Water Calls Telethon and Silent Auction with Hood Canal Communications, featuring rare works from the historic Artist Colony in Union to support a longtime Mason County resident Through these efforts, Flywheel & Beside the Gallery has introduced a cultural space that brings artists, neighbors, and visitors together in Hoodsport
House Flowers grew from Megan’s years of farming blooms at her Agate-area home, where she first shared her flowers at farmers markets and through a spring subscription program The strong community response showed her the value of having a place where locally grown flowers could be available more consistently, and when a small space on Cota Street became available, she transformed it into a calm, welcoming shop that reflects the slow flower movement Since opening, House Flowers has highlighted the bounty of Mason County by sourcing more than 90 percent of its blooms from the Puget Sound region, most of them from local growers The shop engages the community through classes, collaborations, and events that help more people discover what is grown close to home, and Megan’s involvement in the Master Gardener program allows her to volunteer, deepen her knowledge, and support customers with a shared interest in plants As a newer storefront on Cota Street downtown, House Flowers has focused on building visibility by promoting activities, partnering with other small businesses, and commissioning a hand-painted sign from a local artist Alongside daily offerings, the business continues to grow its wedding and event floral work, adding a fresh and distinctive presence to downtown Shelton
Mushroom Headz Tattoo was inspired by founder Lunden-lee’s idea to create a tattoo shop that centered on artwork while offering a welcoming space for the community The shop was built around the goal of making quality tattoos accessible in a comfortable environment, reflected in its monthly $50 Friday program that provides select flash designs or simple artwork at a reduced cost while also supporting the shop’s holiday and food donation efforts As a Shelton native, Lunden-lee makes it a priority to be involved in community events and programs The shop offers temporary tattoos at Halloween Spooktacular and the Expo & Bit of Mason County, donates candy and stuffs eggs for the Community Easter Egg Hunt, and contributes supplies to Steph’s Helping Hands, who provides toys and food to families at Christmas Despite a small crew, Mushroom Headz Tattoo has connected with thousands of people through events, conversations, and social media, creating a space where both customers and visiting artists feel welcomed and inspired Through its programs, partnerships, and ongoing community involvement, the shop has become a great addition to the business community in Mason County
Citizen of the Year
Finalists
Jordan Devaney is recognized for his consistent volunteer service and personal commitment to supporting individuals and families in Mason County Over the past year, Jordan dedicated time and leadership through his service on the board of the Martha Reed Foundation, helping advance its mission to support community members facing hardship He has also volunteered with and supported organizations including Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center and The Youth Connection, contributing his time, resources, and energy to strengthen local safety nets One of Jordan’s most meaningful contributions this year was coordinating with the Martha Reed Foundation to provide a new roof for a community member in urgent need, ensuring a safe and stable home during a critical time Known for stepping forward when help is needed, Jordan offers practical assistance and quiet leadership without seeking recognition Through his volunteer involvement and dedication to the well-being of others, Jordan has made a positive and lasting impact on the Mason County community
Tamra Ingwaldson dedicates her time to supporting organizations and volunteer efforts throughout Mason County She remains active in the Lake Limerick community through board and committee service, including her recent term as Chair and her current role on the Water Committee, as well as coordinating local litter-pickup efforts Tamra contributes to service organizations such as PEO Chapter B and the Hood Canal Lions Club, volunteers at OysterFest, and supports her faith community as a lector and greeter at Saint David of Wales Episcopal Church She also participates in civic engagement as an elected Precinct Committee Officer Alongside her community involvement, Tamra is completing a bachelor’s degree through Western Governors University, reflecting her commitment to ongoing growth and servant leadership Her recent contributions demonstrate a steady dedication to helping strengthen connections, support neighbors, and contribute to the well-being of Mason County
Julie Rowan has been an active volunteer in Mason County for many years, contributing her time to community events and youth-focused programs through Kristmas Town Kiwanis She helps organize the club’s major annual efforts, including Holiday Magic, and leads the Day of Champions, a modified track and field event that provides students with disabilities a welcoming space to participate and celebrate alongside their peers This past year she expanded partnerships with North Mason School District to involve more student volunteers, creating a “for kids, by kids” experience that strengthened the event’s impact Julie also remains engaged in the community as a parent and longtime resident, supporting local traditions and building connections with families across the area Her dedication reflects a consistent commitment to inclusion, volunteerism, and fostering opportunities that bring people together Through her steady involvement, she continues to help sustain programs that enrich the lives of youth and strengthen the broader Mason County community
Boss of the Year Finalists
Charlie Allmendinger serves as Assistant Branch Manager at Peninsula Credit Union, where her leadership is rooted in empathy, clear communication, and a commitment to support both staff and members She empowers her team by adapting her training to individual learning styles and creating tools such as checklists, procedures, and “cheat sheets” that help employees feel confident in their roles Charlie also invests in her own growth through professional development, applying what she learns to strengthen the way she coaches others She works to create a positive and connected workplace, introducing activities like a custom PCU version of “What Do You Meme,” playful branch traditions, and lighthearted inside jokes that help the team bond One team member shared that “Charlie has been the most caring and helpful boss I have ever had,” reflecting the trust and appreciation she has built within her branch Through her support, creativity, and dedication to developing others, Charlie fosters a collaborative and uplifting branch culture where employees can grow and succeed
Melanie Bakala has served as a State Farm Agent in Shelton for 15 years and also leads an office in Olympia, focusing on developing talent and building long-term career pathways within her agency She emphasizes selecting employees based on their strengths and supporting them through clear expectations, structured training, and regular feedback Melanie and her management team work closely with staff to provide the guidance and development opportunities needed to succeed, while maintaining a workplace culture centered on preparation, accountability, and shared values She also prioritizes fair compensation and skill building as customer needs evolve A team member noted that “Melanie goes above and beyond for our team, whether it is helping us grow or offering support when it is needed,” capturing the environment she strives to create Through her strengths-based approach, commitment to employee development, and focus on a cohesive and professional office culture, Melanie supports her team in meeting both individual goals and the broader mission of the agency
Mark Ziegler is recognized for his people-centered leadership and commitment to fostering a positive and collaborative workplace within the City of Shelton Over the past year, Mark emphasized communication, collaboration, and supporting employees through clear expectations and hands-on guidance He helped implement staff-wide training and communication tools, launched internal culture initiatives, and created the SHELTY Awards to recognize employee contributions in a lighthearted and meaningful way These efforts reinforced a workplace culture that values appreciation, connection, and shared purpose Colleagues describe Mark as approachable and encouraging, noting his “no problem is too small” attitude and his commitment to creating an environment where employees feel supported in their work Through his leadership, Mark has contributed to a professional and respectful workplace that empowers staff and strengthens the organization’s ability to serve the Shelton community
Business of the Year Finalists
Peninsula Credit Union continued to expand its impact across Mason County this year through inclusive financial services, education, and community partnership Building on its Juntos Avanzamos designation, Peninsula increased bilingual outreach and culturally responsive programming, expanding access to financial tools for Hispanic and underserved community members This work included financial education offered in partnership with community organizations, expanded awareness of ITIN lending and credit-building resources, and individualized financial coaching Throughout the year, Peninsula engaged residents through Bite of Reality financial fairs at Shelton High School, more than 35 public workshops, and one-on-one coaching designed to support long-term financial stability During the 2025 federal shutdown, the credit union responded quickly by activating emergency assistance loans, skip-a-pay options, branch-based food drives, and financial coaching, supporting more than 100 affected members Peninsula also partnered with local nonprofits, youth programs, housing initiatives, and civic organizations through funding, volunteer involvement, and board service As it marked its 90th year as a member-owned cooperative, Peninsula’s focus remained on meeting current community needs and strengthening Mason County through service and collaboration
Sierra Pacific Industries is a fourth-generation, family-owned forest products company whose Shelton operation employs more than 325 crew members across its sawmill, fabrication shop, trucking terminal, and warehouse Over the past year, SPI continued to strengthen Mason County’s workforce pipeline by expanding internal training and partnering with educators through programs such as STEP, which prepares employees for millwright and industrial electrician roles The company also advanced its AMME initiative, providing students with guided tours, mentorship, hands-on learning, and mock interviews that introduce careers in manufacturing and forestry Through scholarships, internships, and summer hire programs supported by the Sierra Pacific Foundation, SPI continued to invest in local students and future workers In addition to its workforce focus, SPI supported a wide range of Mason County nonprofits and youth programs through funding, volunteerism, and community partnerships
Superior Construction, a family-owned contractor serving Mason County for more than 25 years, has been involved in several significant projects and community efforts
The company rebuilt both Gethsemane Ministries buildings after arson incidents and completed storm-damage repairs for homeowners affected by severe winter weather Their schedule has also included a range of commercial and residential work, including contributions to the new Squaxin Island Trading Posts and other local development projects Superior Construction continued its focus on expanding opportunities within the trades by hiring and training individuals rebuilding their lives, many in collaboration with Gethsemane Ministries The business supported schools, youth athletics, veterans’ groups, and local nonprofits such as Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center, Armstrong Community Outreach Foundation, Wheels of Hope, and the Mason General Hospital Foundation through sponsorships, volunteer efforts, and resource donations As construction costs shifted, the company worked with homeowners by offering materials at cost and flexible payment arrangements, helping families move forward with needed projects
CHAMBER Membership
2nd Street Design Studio
360 Power: A Generac Service Dealer
96 9 KAYO/KGY Radio
AAA Septic LLC
ABATE of Mason County
Admire Medical Aesthetics
Adventure RV Repairs
Aegis Land Title Group
Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club
Alderbrook Properties
Alderbrook Resort & Spa
Allen Homes & Construction, LLC
Alta Forest Products
Amazing Face Esthetics
Elite Garage Door
Elite Property Management Services
Evergreen State Roofing, LLC
Exceptional Foresters, Inc (EFI)
Express Employment Professionals
Faceplant Events Presents Hoodstock
Faith Lutheran Church
Falcon Financial, Inc
Family Education & Support Services
Farmers Insurance
Fike's Roofing & Construction
Filipino Food Catered by Mariane
Flippin Awesome Dirt Works
Flying Colors Painting Co
American Family Insurance - Eric Smileuske
American Workforce Group
Americool Heating & Air Conditioning
Andrew Spear Construction, LLC
Angler Insurance
Annie's Quilt Shoppe
April Byrd
Arbaugh & Associates, Inc
Arcadia Drilling, Inc
Armstrong Community Outreach
Foundation
Arnold Smith Insurance
Auseth Construction, Inc
Back Room Vintiques
Balance Massage Clinic
Balance Psychiatric & Wellness Clinic
Batfish Ink
Bayshore Cannabis Co
BCP Landscape Supplies
Bean Bags Coffee Company
Behavioral Health Resources
Beko's Trees, LLC & Wood Carving
Belco Forest Products
Bella Casa Service Management, LLC
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Northwest Real Estate Shelton
Berner Law Office, PLLC
Better Properties Mason County
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest
Washington
Black Star
Blacktop Roadway Solutions
Bouchard Hauling & Removal
Bowers Dental Group
Bowman Financial Group, Inc
Bradley Air Company
Brady Trucking & Landscape Supply
Bruce Titus Automotive - Shelton Ford
Bruce's Cleaning
Builders FirstSource
Burton Electric
C to Sea Travel
Cameo Boutique
Canalside Gifts & Liquors
Candy Wrapper Store
Capital Business Machines
Capitol Land Trust
Cardinal Home Services
Care Net Pregnancy Resource Center
Career Quest
Cascade Natural Gas Corp
Catholic Community Services
Cedar Cremation & Funeral Services
Cedars Bodywork & Massage, LLC
Centerpiece Customs Building Specialties
Central Mason Fire & EMS
Christian Wett
City of Shelton
Cogent Construction, Inc
Collie Pest Control LLC
Comcast Cable
Community Financial Center
Community Foundation of So Puget Sound
Cooper Studios
Cota Street Antiques
County Commissioner Sharon Trask
County Line Fire Pizzeria & Tapas
Crossroads Housing
Crown Sign and Seal
Cut Rate Auto Parts
D & L Automotive and Repair
Dairy Queen
Dale's Mobile Kitchen
Daley Electric, LLC
Debbie Swanson, ND
Denny's Auto Service
Domino's
Edward Jones - Karen Sullivan, FA
Edward Jones - Lori Morgan, FA
Edward Jones - Stefanie Dantinne, FA
EI Kristyn & Son Construction, Inc
El Sarape III & La Cantina
Elevation
Flywheel & Beside the Gallery
Fred Holmes Tree Service, LLC
Friends of Foothills Dog Park
Friends of Schafer and Lake Sylvia State Parks
Gateway Christian Fellowship
Gateway Property Management
Gedora Leasing
General Dynamics Electric Boat
Gennaro Contracting, LLC
George Stenberg Photography
Graffiti Creative Arts Center
Great Bend Center for Music
Green Diamond Resource Company
Green Line Electric
Guild Mortgage - Brenda Thornbrue
Guild Mortgage - The Nunez-Smith Team
Habitat for Humanity of Mason County
Hackney Family and Cosmetic Dentistry
Haigh Veterinary Hospital
Hama Hama Oysters
Harmony Hill Healing Retreat
Harstine Island Community Choir
Harvest Foursquare Church
Hatton Godat Pantier, Inc
Healing the Northwest Ministries
Heritage Bank
Hired Help, LLC
Hodge Podge Farm, LLC
Homes First
Honey Bucket
Hood Canal Communications
Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group
Hood Canal School District
Hood Canal Street Eats & Catering
Hood Canalé
House Brothers Construction, Inc
House Flowers
House Mouse Services, LLC
Housing Kitsap
Humane Society of Mason County
In Concrete Construction
Inszone Insurance Services, LLC
ISH PNW
Isla Esthetics
Island Enterprises, Inc
Jacks Madrona Autoworks LLC
Jake Diehl
Jareds Tree Service, LLC
Jarrell's Cove Marina
Jimini Paving
Joe's Market & Shell Gas Station
John L Scott Real Estate
John L Scott Real Estate - Kristy Buck
Joonbug Graphic Design
Joonbug Yoga
Judge George Steele
Kamilche Trading Post
Karen Hilburn Cancer Fund
Kealy Electric, LLC
Keller Williams - Ellen Holmes Realtor
Kelley Create
Kinney's Custom Hardwood, LLC
Kitten Rescue of Mason County
KMAS 1030 AM/103 3 FM
Kona Ice of Yelm
Kris Rose LMP Bodywork & Massage
Kristmas Town Kiwanis
LAE Landscaping, LLC
Lake Cushman Maintenance Company
Lake Limerick Golf Club & Cafe
Lancer Jigs
Land Title Company of Mason County
Larry Godwin VFW Post 1694
Law Office of Stephen Whitehouse
Les Schwab Tire Centers
Lifetime Legal, PLLC
Little Creek Casino Resort
Living Arrows
Living Well, Inc /Isagenix - Marcy Kadoun-Wilson
Loblolly Lavender Farm
Love INC of Mason County
Lucidity Tax, PLCC
Lucky Dog Casino
Lund Custom Machine
MACECOM 9-1-1
Madrona Pest Control Services
Maple Glen Assisted Living
Maples Excavating & Septic, LLC
Marmo Caffè & Gallery
Martha Reed Foundation
Mary Kay - Caryn Salapka
Mason Conservation District
Mason County Association of Realtors
Mason County Auditor Steve Duenkel
Mason County Clean Outs & Junk Removal
Mason County Concert Association
Mason County Democrats
Mason County Forest Festival Association
Mason County Garbage & Recycling
Mason County Historical Society Museum
Mason County Master Builders
Mason Co Public Health & Human Services
Mason County PUD 1
Mason County Senior Activities Association
MasonEDC
Mason Health
Mason Health Foundation
Mason PUD 3
Mason Transit Authority
MasonWebTV Powered by HCC
Matthaeis Camco, Inc
Mayor Eric Onisko
McComb & Wagner Family Funeral Home
Medusa Mobile Detailing, LLC
Mell Property Management
Miracle-Ear
Mount Olive Lutheran Church
Mushroom Headz Tattoo, LLC
Myers Forensic Accounting Services
Neil's Pharmacy
New Horizon Communities
Newman Family Chiropractic
Nifty Thrifty Store
Nisqually Red Wind Casino
Nita's Koffee Shop
North Mason Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Accounting Group
Northwest Custom Tees
Northwest Expressions, LLC
Northwest Resources II
Notary by Niki
Novus Composites, Inc
NW Courier Delivery, LLC
Oakland Bay Marina, LLC
O'Connell Archery
Olympia Federal Savings
Olympic College - Shelton Campus
Olympic Heating & Cooling, LLC
Olympic Junk Hauling
Olympic Mountain Ice Cream
Olympic Mountain Millwork
Olympic Stove & Spas, Inc
Olympus Rally
OneStop Northwest LLC
Our Community Credit Union
Pacific Asset Management, LLC
Pacific Northwest CTO
Peninsula Credit Union
Pioneer School District
Plugblicity
Port Blakely
Port of Hoodsport
Port of Shelton
Potlatch Brewing Co
Powers Music & Recording
Preferred Cleaning Service, Inc
Pryority Jewelry
Radio Fryer Foods, LLC
Rain or Shine Pets LLC
Rainforest Gutters, LLC
Rainstation Production, LLC
RAM Electric
Randy Lewis
Raven's Charm
RC Crew
RE/MAX Top Executives
Renegade Guns, LLC
Representative Dan Griffey
Republican Women's Club of Mason County
Richard Beckman Realty Group, LLC
Ridge Motorsports Park
Robert W Johnson, PLLC
Salish Cliffs Golf Club
Salish Seafoods
Seattle Shellfish, LLC
Senator Drew MacEwen
Senior Services for South Sound
Sentry Mini Storage
Seven Inlets Spa
Shelton Athletic Club
Shelton Centennial Lions Club
Shelton Cinemas
Shelton Dental Center
Shelton Dental Excellence
Shelton Downtown Merchants
Shelton Facial Esthetics
Shelton Family YMCA
Shelton Farmers Market
Shelton Health & Rehabilitation Center
Shelton High School DECA
Shelton House Cleaning
Shelton Inn
Shelton Kiwanis Club & Foundation
Shelton Laundry
Shelton Rotary
Shelton School District
Shelton Timberland Public Library
Shelton United Methodist Church
Shelton-Mason County Journal
Sheriff Ryan Spurling
Sierra Pacific Industries
Simpson Construction
Skokomish Indian Tribal Enterprises, Inc
Skokomish Park at Lake Cushman
Skookum Creek Tobacco Company, Inc
Skookum Rotary
SkyArk Media
Skydive Kapowsin
Skyline Drive-In Theater
So Clean & Green, LLC
Some R 4 U
Sound Business Brokers
Sound Learning
South Mason Fire & Rescue
South Sound Solar
Sparky Mountain Wellness
Spencer Lake RV Park
St Andrew's House
Stanford Insurance
State Farm Insurance - Melanie Bakala
Steph's Espresso, LLC
Stottle Winery
Summit Towing, Inc Shelton
Sund Rock Marine Preserve
Sunshine Housekeeping
Superior Construction, LLC
Suzan's Grill
Sweet Thyme Massage Studio, PLLC
Taqueria Las Palmas
Taylor Shellfish Farms
Tempting Eats & Treats
The Conklin Team at Windermere
The Fizzy Fix Soda Co
The Glen Resort
The Hardware Distillery Co
The Horizon Title Group
The Optical Shop of WA, Inc
The Patty Wagon
The Pavilion at Sentry Park
The Roof Doctor, Inc
The Shopper
The Waterfront at Potlatch
The Youth Connection
TheCuppiecakesQueen
Thurston-Mason Behavioral Health
Administrative Service Organization
Timberland Regional Library
Timbermen Fencing and Decking, LLC
Tobin Bros Tree Service & Excavation
Totten Inlet Wealth Strategies
Town Pub
Tozier Brothers Ace Hardware
Tracing the Fjord
Travelin' Tom's Coffee of Tenino
Treetop Fitness
True Vine Floral Design Co
T's Café & Espresso
Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center
Twin Totems Store
Union City Market
Union City Masonic Lodge #27
Urraco Coffee Company
Urraco Coffee Company Steamboat
Vance Creek Railriders
Vander Wegen & Associates, Inc , PS
Verle's Sporting Goods & Marine
Washington Policy Center
WashingTone's Junk Removal
Wild & Woodsy Catering, LLC
Wild Greens International
Wilde Irish Pub
Williams Architecture, PS
Windermere Real Estate - Keith Fuller
Windermere Real Estate - Gail Herstein
Windermere Real Estate/Himlie, Inc
Wittenberg CPA, PS
WSU Extension
Yesteryear Car Club
YSS Dive
Zenith Homes
Zeppelin Shipping & Technology Center
