As the season changes, so should your workspace. Spring is the perfect time to refresh your business—clear out clutter, reorganize, and make space for what’s next. Whether you run a storefront, an office, or manage multiple properties, a seasonal reset can help boost productivity, improve safety, and create a more Read more
In a world that’s constantly evolving, it’s comforting to know there are still places where curiosity is celebrated, connection is encouraged, and everyone is welcome. Timberland Regional Library (TRL) has long served as a trusted community anchor, and its reach extends well beyond the walls of its buildings. Across five Read more
Shelton’s wellness community is growing in meaningful ways this spring, with several local businesses offering wellness and homeopathic services. One of the newest additions is Sparky Mountain Wellness. Founded by longtime massage therapist, yoga educator, and Ayurvedic practitioner Jessica Dean, the practice brings holistic healing rooted in tradition to the Read more
As we move into spring and summer, the housing market is experiencing a return to more typical seasonal trends. Home inventory is increasing, price growth is stabilizing, and mortgage rates have eased slightly from early 2025 levels. While price cuts are happening, they reflect a return to normal pricing strategies Read more
The Chamber serves as a voice for business and we make it a point to be at the heart of important issues like workforce development, quality of life, and civic engagement. That said, we are not political action committees and do not endorse candidates; we are an independent organization led Read more
Since 1999, the Chamber has helped brighten downtown Shelton with the installation of its annual hanging flower baskets. These vibrant blooms bring color and warmth to our streets throughout the summer months, enhancing the charm of our community and serving as a cheerful reminder of the pride we share in Read more
Now open, Mason County Historical Society Museum presents “More Than a Building: Early Schools in Mason County,” an exhibit focusing on the role of early schoolhouses in local communities. As settlers moved west in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many small schools were established to educate children throughout Read more
The Chamber’s February luncheon, hosted at Mason PUD 3, featured guest speaker Cheryl Heywood, Executive Director of Timberland Regional Library. Cheryl explored the vast business resources available through the library system and talked about why having a library card is an essential tool for business owners and professionals. Libraries are Read more
Green Diamond Resource Company, the sixth-generation, family-owned forestland owner and management company, announced the indefinite closure of Mason Lake Recreation Area beginning immediately. The park and recreation area has been part of the company’s portfolio for over 70 years, with its roots dating back to the original Simpson Timber Company. Read more
Nearly 350 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 17, for the Chamber’s 103rd Annual Meeting & Awards Gala. The crowd gathered to recognize excellence, celebrate the successes of the Read more