Tehaleh resident, Cory LaFranchi, has recently turned his entrepreneurial dreams into reality by starting, Street Eats Mobile Eatery, a food truck focused on seasonal, hand-held yumminess.
Once the long days of summer begin to cool and leaves start to fall – the Tehaleh community knows that our 6th annual Harvest Day Festival is right around the corner!
Not only is Tehaleh conveniently located between two major cities, we’re also surrounded by several postcard-perfect towns, each one offering a unique slice of Americana.
“I wanted to put a positive stamp on the community in a way that I know I’m good at, which is through fitness instruction,” said Jaclyn Hahn, a Tehaleh resident, mother, and owner of Mom Strong Fitness.
As the holiday decorations are unpacked and plans are made with family and friends for the upcoming festivities, Tehaleh residents gaze out at Mt. Rainier’s snowy peak and think about finding the perfect holiday tree.
Heidi Darling and her husband, Bobby, were living in downtown Seattle in a 600-square foot apartment when their good friends started building a home in Tehaleh.
Newland and their joint venture partner NASH announced the sale of an 8-acre parcel of land to the Kahne Corporation and partner Carl J. Sanders Construction, Inc. for the development and operation of a self-storage facility in Tehaleh.
“Shopping local” takes on a whole new meaning when the business owner lives and works just 100 feet away. That’s a common scenario for Jay DeLong, owner and Lead Woodchuck at 9Boards, a wood shop based out of Jay’s garage in Tehaleh.
If you’re thinking about moving to Tehaleh, chances are you’ve already meet Willow Flint. As the Marketing Coordinator in Tehaleh, she’s here to answer any questions about the community and take her word for it, she recently became one of the newest residents!
Connie Swarthout, to put it simply, is a pie evangelist. The owner of CJ’s Deli & Catering is known for her use of fresh ingredients in all of the sandwiches and salads at CJ’s. But she is happiest when baking pies.
Think sitting around the cozy campfire times 1,000. The Tehaleh warming hut provides plush pillows and comfy seating around the fireplace. Relax before setting out on the Tehaleh trails or catch up on your favorite book.
The Post at Tehaleh is the information center at the 4,200-acre Tehaleh community under development in Bonney Lake. The community ultimately will have 5,900 homes, employment centers and schools.
The Post is a natural gathering place where you can get information on the community, meet up at the main trail head for a hike, and catch up with friends at Caffé D’arte.
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