What’s in the DIRECTORY
06 | Welcome from the Chamber President
07 | Board of Directors
08 | Why Join?
09 | Chamber Events
09 | Chamber Influencers
10 | Local Events for Fife Milton Edgewood
12 | 40th Chamber Anniversary & Award Winners
16 | Fife High’s FFA Chapter
18 | Kanon Electric
20 | Dining Out
24 | Member Directory
29 | Member Search
WELCOME
HONORING OUR LEGACY. CONNECTING OUR FUTURE.
It is both an honor and a privilege to welcome you to the Summer Chamber Membership Directory, my first
as CEO of the Chamber. After eight years of service with the City of Milton, I am grateful for the
opportunity to step into this role and continue serving our business community in a new way.
This year is especially meaningful as we celebrate the Chamber’s 40th anniversary. For four
decades, this organization has been a cornerstone of connection, advocacy and growth for our local
businesses. We are also proud to recognize the return of our Chamber awards, celebrating the individuals
and businesses who help make our community strong.
While we honor the foundation built over the past 40 years, we are equally focused on the future and
the role the Chamber will play in shaping the next 40.
Our focus this year is simple but intentional: connection.
Not just networking, but meaningful connection built on trust, relationships and a shared commitment to
success. It means knowing who to call when you need support, a referral or a fresh idea. It means
creating spaces where businesses of all sizes and stages feel welcomed, valued and empowered.
We are committed to ensuring that every Chamber event is purposeful and valuable. When our members are
connected, they are stronger. When businesses collaborate, our local economy thrives. When the Chamber
creates space for those connections, everyone benefits.
Thank you for being part of this community, for investing in one another and for helping us build a
future defined by growth, resilience and meaningful relationships.
Here’s to the next 40 years.
Warm regards,
Shanna Styron Sherrell
President/CEO
Fife Milton Edgewood
Chamber of Commerce
In 2017, I attended my first Chamber event as a candidate in the Milton mayoral race, participating in
a debate that introduced me to the strength of this business community. It was my first real look at how
the Chamber brings people together and creates space for meaningful connection.
That moment stayed with me throughout my time in public service and ultimately led me back to the
Chamber in a new role. Today, as we celebrate being 40 years strong and just getting started, I’m
reminded how powerful those early connections can be.
Now serving as CEO, I’m proud to be part of an organization dedicated to honoring our legacy and connecting our future—continuing to create opportunities for relationships, collaboration and growth.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Denise Christofferson
Keller Williams
Realty Puget Sound
Coop Cooper
Edward Jones –
Coop Cooper Financial Advisor
Johanna Quintero
Emerald Queen Casino
Katie Flannigan
Reservation Outpost
Richard Garchow
Huson Street Investments
Jesie Holden
Independent Consultant
Deb Main
Geiger-Deb Main
Christiann Thomas
Fife School District
AMBASSADORS
Shaun Schuller
FLS Advantage
Kari Hovde
The Backstage Foundation
Nick Birge
EXP Commercial
Real Estate
Gosia Hajler
M.Hajler Photography
Coop Cooper
Edward Jones | Coop Cooper Financial Advisor
WHY JOIN? FIFE-MILTON-EDGEWOOD CHAMBER
Business Visibility & Credibility
Enhance your business reputation and gain exposure through Chamber directories, social media and networking events. Being a member signals trust and commitment to the local community.
Networking, Connections & Relationships
Connect with other professionals, potential customers and business partners through Chamber events, mixers and referrals that help grow your business.
Business Referrals
Chamber members refer to Chamber members first. We also recommend Chamber affiliates daily to tourists in the FME Chamber Visitor Information Center.
Professional & Business Development
Access workshops, seminars and mentorship programs covering marketing, leadership, financial management and other key business topics.
Sponsorship & Advertising Opportunities
Increase your brand’s visibility through event sponsorships, website promotions, newsletters and collaborative marketing initiatives.
Exclusive Member Benefits & Discounts
Enjoy special discounts, promotional opportunities and member-only perks that help save money and maximize business growth.
Advocacy & Economic Development
The Chamber represents your interests at the local and state levels, advocating for policies that support business growth and fostering a thriving economic climate.
Visitor Information Center
The Chamber represents the community to thousands of visitors through its active visitor information center.
Community Engagement & Local Impact
Get involved in initiatives that support local businesses, workforce development and economic prosperity, making a meaningful impact in the Fife, Milton and Edgewood communities.
THANK YOU TO OUR CHAMBER INFLUENCERS
Chamber Events
Held on the third Tuesday of each month at 9 a.m., A.M. Hustle is your opportunity to start the day with purpose. Designed to build momentum before the workday begins, this morning gathering helps you connect with fellow professionals, strengthen your network and set the tone for a productive day.
Lunch Link-Up is a casual, recurring gathering designed to help members connect, collaborate and support local Chamber restaurants and cafés. With no formal program, it’s all about good food, great conversation and meaningful connections. Held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 11:45 a.m., it offers a consistent opportunity to step away from the office and engage with fellow Chamber members.
FME Chamber’s Monthly Business Lunch is held on the second Wednesday of each month from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Emerald Queen Casino Conference Center. This event offers a valuable opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, enjoy a great meal and stay informed on local business updates and community initiatives. Members and guests are welcome.
LOCAL EVENTS
Looking to have a good time close to home? Look no further than this tri-city community.
FIFE HARVEST FESTIVAL
Every year on the first Saturday of October, the Fife Harvest Festival brings together visitors from
around the region to enjoy the sights, sounds and flavors of the fall season.
Held at Dacca Park, the festival is a free community event that offers something for everyone.
It’s packed with things to keep kids busy, including bounce houses, carnival games, a hay maze
with mini tractors and even a petting zoo. Plus, there’s a vendor village, where you’ll find
dozens of booths offering everything from hands-on activities to handmade crafts, as well as
opportunities to get involved with various civic organizations.
And of course, there’s the food. In addition to fabulous fare from local food trucks, visitors
can enjoy free, freshly roasted and shucked corn-on-the-cob served by members of Fife City Council.
As you wander around, you’ll find live music and entertainment happening throughout the day,
giving the whole park a lively, welcoming vibe. Fife Harvest Festival is the kind of day where you can
slow down, celebrate the season and just have a good time. We hope to see you there!
Oct. 3, 10 a.m.
Dacca Park
2820 54th Avenue E, Fife
FifeWA.gov/HarvestFestival
Milton Days
Milton Days is the City of Milton’s largest event, bringing the community together to celebrate
the city’s incorporation in August 1907. Since 1948, residents and local businesses have proudly
carried on this beloved small-town tradition. Even today, Milton Days still captures that same hometown
spirit, bringing neighbors, families and visitors together for a weekend filled with excitement and
community pride.
The celebration begins with the annual Milton Days Kick-Off event geared toward kids on Friday evening,
August 14, at Milton Community Park. Festivities continue Saturday morning, August 15, with one of the
weekend’s most anticipated traditions, the Milton Days Parade. With only a half-mile route that
lasts nearly an hour, it’s often referred to as the “longest and shortest parade in the
state.” Then, the park comes alive with food trucks, vendor booths, a kids’ zone and live
entertainment all day long.
Connect with the community August 14 and 15 at Milton Community Park, located along Oak Street between
11th and 15th avenues.
Check for updates, including event times, vendor applications, sponsorship opportunities and
entertainment announcements, at the City of Milton’s new web address: miltonwa.gov.
Questions? Email [email protected]
or call 253-922-8733.
EDGEWOOD SUMMERFEST
The North Pierce County Community Coalition originally launched the Edgewood Picnic, now known as
Edgewood Summerfest, as a way to connect and support local businesses. In recent years, the event has
grown into a vibrant community celebration that extends far beyond its networking roots. Today,
Summerfest brings together families, neighbors and businesses for a day of connection and entertainment.
The 2025 Summerfest featured live music, children’s activities and a popular beer garden,
creating a welcoming atmosphere for attendees of all ages. At its core, Summerfest is dedicated to
enriching the community by promoting meaningful connections while giving local businesses a platform to
showcase their products and services.
The 2026 Edgewood Summerfest will take place on Saturday, July 18, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Edgewood Community Park. Community members and businesses are encouraged to get involved. Whether you’re interested in becoming a vendor, volunteering, sponsoring the event or simply enjoying the festivities, more information can be found at edgewoodsummerfest.org.
40 YEARS STRONG
FME CHAMBER CELEBRATES A MILESTONE - AND A COMEBACK
By Marc Sheforgen
When the Fife Milton Edgewood business community came together four decades ago to form what would
become the FME Chamber of Commerce, Fife was a different place. Fields and farmland still dominated much
of the landscape. The I-5 corridor — now home to a gleaming stretch of Lexus, Audi and
Mercedes-Benz dealerships — was just beginning to reveal its potential as a commercial engine. The
Port of Tacoma's sprawling warehouse districts were still taking shape.
"I-5 is kind of the river of America going north-south between Mexico and Canada on the West
Coast," said Richard Garchow, who joined the Chamber in 1994 and has served on its board for most
of the three decades since, including three terms as chair. "To have frontage on I-5 was very
important."
Garchow watched the Chamber grow from modest beginnings — its early offices were tucked into the
back corner of a local grocery store — into a genuine hub of commerce representing three distinct
but deeply intertwined communities: Fife, Milton and Edgewood. Forty years in, he has one word for what
the anniversary means.
"Success," he said. "To make it through the ups and the downs."
There have been plenty of both.
"We probably went downhill all the way from maybe 75 to 80 people coming to a luncheon down to
about a dozen during COVID," Garchow recalled.
The pandemic that shuttered businesses and scattered workforces hit chambers of commerce particularly
hard. Members who were struggling financially dropped out. Events dried up. The sense of community that
had long defined the FME Chamber became harder to sustain.
But the Chamber held. And now, under new leadership and with a 40th anniversary to celebrate, it is
coming back.
"We're celebrating return — the return of a chamber," said Shanna Styron Sherrell, who
stepped into the role of Chamber president just weeks before the anniversary celebrations began.
A former mayor of Milton, Styron Sherrell brings deep community roots and a refreshingly direct vision
to her new role.
"I just want to make chamber cool again," she said.
For Garchow, Styron Sherrell's mayoral background is precisely what gives him confidence.
"Being the mayor of Milton for the past eight years, she certainly got to know a lot of the
businesses and a lot of the principals and the people," he said. "We're already seeing an
additional uptick."
That uptick is visible in the numbers. Chamber membership currently stands at approximately 90
businesses, with a board-mandated goal of 20 percent growth in 2026. A recent State of the Cities
luncheon drew two new members and four prospective ones through the door. Garchow estimates attendance
is now about 40 percent recovered from its COVID-era low, with momentum building.
Longtime board member and current chair Deb Main, who has watched the organization's ebbs and flows
since joining in 2016, credits Styron Sherrell's leadership for much of the renewed energy.
"People are coming back because they trust her, and they trust the board," Main said.
For Styron Sherrell, the path forward runs through connection. A survey of Chamber members found that
78 percent join primarily to connect. Her response is to build a chamber that makes connection feel
natural. A new initiative called Lunch Link-Up launches this spring: no agenda, no speeches, just
Chamber members sharing a meal at rotating member restaurants.
"Networking happens organically," Styron Sherrell said. "I want to create an atmosphere
where they don't feel forced. Where the connections happen more naturally."
RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE: THE AWARDS RETURN
Woven into the 40th anniversary celebration was another milestone, the return of the chamber's annual
awards, presented for the first time since the pandemic at the December 2025 annual business
meeting.
"I think it was missed," said Main, who helped guide the nomination process. "The people
who receive the awards — they're very proud. And it's great for their business. It validates
them."
Styron Sherrell sees the awards as a natural extension of the Chamber’s core mission.
"It's your fellow business leaders and business professionals who are recognizing you," she
said. "Who doesn't love to be recognized, especially by your peers?"
This year's Emerging Business Award went to Backstage Foundation, a local nonprofit providing dance
education and performing arts opportunities to underserved youth in the community.
"Through the Chamber and business community, we are partnering together to grow the positive
impact within our programming, and to improve the lives of young people in an inclusive and safe
environment," said founder Kari Hovde. "We are grateful to have such a wonderful community
recognizing our work."
Emerald Queen Casino had a particularly memorable afternoon, taking home both the Community Connector
Award and Business of the Year honors. For Peter Chu, who accepted on behalf of the organization, the
recognition reflected something the casino has long believed about its place in the region.
"We have always seen ourselves as part of the community," Chu said, "and are proud to be
a place where people come together, whether they are here to have fun or build a career."
The awards are now set to become a permanent fixture of the December annual meeting, with Styron
Sherrell planning to expand the number of categories in 2026.
The Fife Milton Edgewood Chamber of Commerce turns 40, representing three communities united by a
shared belief that connection is still the most powerful business tool there is. Styron Sherrell, for
one, has no doubt about what comes next.
“Everyone’s cool at 40,” she said.
“I JUST WANT TO MAKE THE CHAMBER COOL AGAIN...AND EVERYONE’S COOL AT 40.”
-Shanna Styron Sherrell
FME Chamber President
Planting Seeds of Success Fife High’s FFA Chapter
A shared passion for agricultural pursuits sheds new light on student leadership
The National FFA Organization, formerly known as Future Farmers of America (FFA), was
founded in 1928 by a group of young farmers whose “mission was to prepare future generations for
the challenges of feeding a growing population.” Founded just three years later, the Fife FFA
chapter based at Fife High School continues to grow while staying true to the national
organization’s motto: “Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to
Serve.”
As the premier youth organization preparing members for leadership and careers in the science, business
and technology of agriculture, the FFA has more than 1 million student members in 9,407 local FFA
chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
There are currently 30 active members in the Fife FFA chapter, a 200% increase in membership since the
2017-2018 school year. “Before joining FFA, I had absolutely no experience in agriculture, so when
I told my family I wanted to join FFA and raise market hogs, they were very surprised,” said Fife
High School senior Maria Cecilia Cardenas, president of the Fife FFA. “Originally, I joined the
Livestock Production team to save money for college, but during my first year, I ended up falling in
love with FFA and agriculture.”
Students in the Fife FFA chapter participate in a number of supervised agricultural experiences (SAEs),
including raising pigs in the school barn, maintaining the student-designed garden and participating in
Career Development Events (CDEs) and Leadership Development Events (LDEs).
“During my time in Fife FFA, the chapter has continued to grow and offer more opportunities for
members to get involved,” said Lilly Kasper, a Fife High School junior and chapter reporter.
An example of the chapter’s strong focus on hands-on learning, leadership development and
connecting students to agriculture through projects and activities is the members’ participation
in the Puyallup Spring Fair.
“As a team, we prepare for the fair for months before the fair, teaching the new members the
basics of fair and herdsmanship,” Kasper said. “For our barn crew to win Herdsmanship almost
every year does not just mean the banner, it also is a reflection of our year-long dedication to an
award that our chapter has worked hard to win for years.”
F.A.R.M 4 Kids is another event that should get more credit for community initiatives and competitions,
said Fife High School senior Dandelion Fobes, the Fife FFA secretary. “It involves our members
teaching kids about the different wonders of agriculture, which inspires the new generations to invoke
the traditional and innovative ways of agriculture,” Fobes added.
FFA participation also helps students develop real-world skills, such as conflict resolution, time
management and project management, that will benefit them long after leaving Fife High School and the
Fife FFA. The chapter members like to refer to FFA as “Future For All” because of all the
career skills, confidence and growth the group has experienced through FFA, and because everyone is
welcome and can find something they are passionate about.
“One of the things that we hear most frequently in our industry meetings is that businesses are
trying to hire people with the leadership skills and the self-awareness to be a productive and helpful
employee,” said Jessica Logan, the Fife FFA advisor since 2018. “FFA helps the students to
become more well-rounded and career ready.”
For Fife High School senior and Fife FFA Vice President Melina Pennell, there is great pride in how the
chapter’s membership has evolved over the last three years. “When I first joined, the
demographic of students seemed largely centered around white, cis men with an interest in
farming,” Pennell said. “We now have many more women, queer people and BIPOC. These students
not only contribute to our chapter, but are in many of our leadership positions making hands-on
decisions. Modernly, FFA offers much more learning beyond traditional farming, and we offer it to many
more students beyond the traditional demographic.”
Cardenas echoes that pride in the chapter’s resurgence as her time in the Fife FFA also comes to
a close. “During my time with Fife FFA, we have had three members earn their Washington FFA State
Degrees, two of whom were during my sophomore year (Angela Cuevas-Vargas, class of 2023, and Landon
Johnson, class of 2023),” Cardenas said of the highest honor for a member at the state level.
“Their achievements inspired me to work for my FFA State Degree this year, and I will be receiving
it at the 96th Washington FFA State Convention in May. I’m also proud of the impact I’m
leaving on my chapter, and I hope to inspire more members to earn their state degrees just like Angela
and Landon did for me.”
To learn more about the Fife FFA chapter, please visit https://sites.google.com/fifeschools.com/fifeffa1931/home.
THE CHAPTER MEMBERS LIKE TO REFER TO FFA AS “FUTURE FOR ALL” BECAUSE OF ALL THE CAREER SKILLS, CONFIDENCE AND GROWTH THE GROUP HAS EXPERIENCED THROUGH FFA, AND BECAUSE EVERYONE IS WELCOME AND CAN FIND SOMETHING THEY ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT.
The Kanon Electric Legacy 20 Years of Setting the Standard
Local business looks forward to lighting the way into the future
In the world of service trades, longevity is measured by more than just years on a
calendar—it is measured by the trust built one home at a time. As Kanon Electric celebrates 20
years in business, we aren’t just looking back at two decades of wiring; we are celebrating the
people and the philosophy that have fueled our journey since 2006.
Contrary to popular belief, Kanon isn’t a family name. As owner Jim Dorrough explained,
“Kanon is the Greek word for the standard of measure that everything else is measured by.”
Since opening as a one-man shop, that definition has been our north star. “Anyone with skill can
approach or meet a standard,” Dorrough said. “I wanted our employees to never be satisfied
with merely meeting a standard. My hope was that people knew if they brought Kanon into their homes,
they would interact with professionals who are constantly setting new standards for others to try to
attain.”
What is now a professional staff of 17 began with a much humbler footprint. “At the beginning, it
was just Bonnie and me, working out of our garage,” Dorrough recalled. “I just had a Toyota
Tundra and my training.”
That “garage-start” mentality remains at the heart of our family-owned business in Milton.
It’s why we work so hard to ensure our employees are treated better than at any other firm in the
region. Our hiring process is simple but strict: We only hire the people we would feel comfortable
having over for Thanksgiving dinner. Our employees must exemplify our core values: great attitude,
responsible, accountable, service over self and professional.
And—above all—they must be obsessed with safety.
A major part of that “Standard” is being a good neighbor. Jim and Bonnie Dorrough have been
active members of the Fife Milton Edgewood (FME) Chamber of Commerce since 2016. “Part of
‘Setting the Standard’ is encouraging our staff to be good neighbors,” Bonnie Dorrough
explained. “In my mind, no one is a better neighbor than our Chamber.”
Kanon Electric was honored to receive the “FME Chamber Customer Service Award” a few years
back, a testament to the team’s dedication. For Bonnie Dorrough, the involvement goes deeper than
business. “Chamber life is so much more than just networking; it’s about friendship and
camaraderie with people dedicated to making our area better. Owning a small business can feel lonely,
but Chamber events remind me we’re united in building a thriving community.”
Because we started here, we believe in showing up where our neighbors gather. We are proud to sponsor
local traditions like Milton Days and Edgewood Summerfest, and you’ll often see the Kanon Electric
name supporting Fife High School sports, Fife Milton Little League, the Tacoma Rainiers and the Tacoma
Stars.
Our mission also extends to those in need through our partnerships with the Tacoma Rescue Mission and
Care Net. Whether we are educating neighbors on smoke detector safety or supporting local families, our
“celebration” is found in these connections.
As we look at the next 20 years, the landscape of the South Puget Sound will continue to change, but
the core of Kanon Electric will remain the same. We remain committed to driving the future of the region
by embracing new technologies and continuing to mentor the next generation of tradespeople.
To our loyal customers, our dedicated team and the vibrant FME community: thank you for 20 years of partnership. We’ve spent two decades powering your homes, and we look forward to many more years of lighting the way forward, together.
BECAUSE WE STARTED HERE, WE BELIEVE IN SHOWING UP WHERE OUR NEIGHBORS GATHER. WE ARE PROUD TO SPONSOR LOCAL TRADITIONS LIKE MILTON DAYS AND EDGEWOOD SUMMERFEST, AND YOU’LL OFTEN SEE THE KANON ELECTRIC NAME SUPPORTING FIFE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS, FIFE MILTON LITTLE LEAGUE, THE TACOMA RAINIERS AND THE TACOMA STARS.
DINING OUT
FIND DIVERSE DINING DESTINATIONS IN FIFE, MILTON & EDGEWOOD
Serving Up Good Eats for All
The Fife Milton Edgewood Chamber of Commerce celebrates the dining establishments that make the
community a welcoming spot for every taste and occasion. McDonald’s in Fife, a Chamber member
since 2011, contributes to the area’s dining scene, welcoming residents and visitors alike.
Whether you’re in the mood for comfort food or an upscale dining experience, take a look at some
of the other local restaurants that provide options for every taste and occasion.
PUERTO VALLARTA | MILTON
As part of the family-owned Puerto Vallarta Restaurants Group that started in Puyallup, Washington,
nearly half a century ago, the Milton location has been a community gathering place for several years,
delivering authentic Mexican cuisine and a gathering place for so many celebrations.
“The local community has been incredibly supportive over the years,” said Pablo Salas, vice
president of Puerto Vallarta Restaurants. “Many of our guests have been coming in for generations,
and we’ve been honored to be part of so many family dinners, celebrations and weddings. That
connection with the community is really what has helped Puerto Vallarta grow and continue serving the
area for so long.”
The Milton location is unique because of its focus on weddings and special events.
“Through our catering program, we work with many local venues and couples to provide full wedding
catering – from taco bars and buffet service to margarita bars, desserts, linens and dinnerware
– making us a one-stop shop for celebrations throughout the area,” Salas said.
Menu highlights at the Milton location include the Quesabirria tacos, which are served with rich
consommé for dipping, the arroz con pollo – “a classic comfort dish that’s been a
staple on our menu for years,” Salas said – and the Mezcal Hibiscus, “a smoky twist on
the margarita with bright floral notes.”
To learn more about the Puerto Vallarta Milton location, including menu items, catering services and
how to place an online order, please go to https://pvfamilia.com/milton/.
MS. JANE’S FINE DINING
Tucked inside BJ’s Bingo & Gaming, Ms. Jane’s Fine Dining has been a “destination for
exceptional upscale dining” since it opened in August 2024. The restaurant is named in honor of
Bertha Jane, BJ’s Bingo & Gaming co-founder and grandmother of the restaurant’s creators:
Shawn Turnipseed, secretary of the Board at BJ’s Bingo & Gaming, and Joshua Turnipseed, BJ’s
Food and Beverage director.
“What really sets Ms. Jane’s apart is how unexpected it is,” Shawn Turnipseed said.
“Guests are often pleasantly surprised to find a full fine-dining experience inside BJ’s
Bingo & Gaming. From attentive, personalized service to carefully crafted dishes and beautiful
presentation, Ms. Jane’s delivers an elevated experience that feels intentional and unhurried.
It’s a destination for date nights, celebrations or simply treating yourself to something
special.”
Menu favorites include classic steak selections, chef-driven entrées and a wide array of sweet and
memorable desserts. Ms. Jane’s Fine Dining also offers seasonally rotating menus to “keep
the menu fresh and exciting.”
“From the moment guests arrive, it’s all about the details – thoughtful table
settings, attentive service that anticipates needs and personal touches throughout the meal help elevate
the experience,” Shawn Turnipseed said. “Being located inside BJ’s Bingo & Gaming also
makes it easy for guests to turn dinner into a full night out.”
For more details about Ms. Jane’s Fine Dining, such as hours, the current menu offerings or to
make a reservation, please visit https://bjs-bingo.com/ms-janes/.
TATOOSH GRILL
Located on the third floor of the Emerald Queen Hotel & Casino in Fife, Tatoosh Grill was
“created for everyone to enjoy.”
“The mix of options and feel of home cooking inspired the concept,” said Scott Goldberg,
senior Food and Beverage director at Emerald Queen Hotel & Casino. “We want our guests to
experience a relaxed environment, great service and the chef-driven menu while also enjoying the amazing
selection of slot machines at EQC Fife.”
Open for breakfast Friday through Sunday, and daily for lunch and dinner, Tatoosh Grill offers a wide
variety of Asian and American entrées. Goldberg recommends the seafood combination hot pot, steamed rock
cod, cedar plank-grilled Northwest king salmon and the hand-battered fried chicken.
“We also just made changes to the breakfast, lunch and dinner menus,” Goldberg said.
“We focused on comfort foods and bringing back some of the old favorites. The hand-battered fried
chicken, taco salad and spaghetti and meatballs are already hits.”
Restaurant guests can also soak in the sweeping panoramic view, with Mount Tahoma rising in the
background.
“The panoramic view and unique setting instantly elevates the dining experience,” Goldberg
said. “Our guests are here to relax before heading back to the casino floor.”
For restaurant hours, menus or reservations at Tatoosh Grill, go to https://emeraldqueen.com/tatoosh/.
DAVE’S OF MILTON
Come to this iconic gathering space for the comforting breakfast, lunch or dinner treats. Stay for the
warm smiles, familiar faces and the best community spirit that this region has to offer. Established in
1950, Dave’s, located beside Triangle Park in Milton, was originally known as “Reddy’s
Cafe.” Today, this welcoming community staple is as its website claims: a place where friends meet
or make friends.
For restaurant hours, menus or to order online from Dave’s, visit https://davesofmilton.com/.
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Fife Chiropractic & Health Awareness
2026 54th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-0450
Cold Storage
Apex Cold Storage
3400 A Industry Dr E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 926-1050
Construction - Commercial / Residential
England Industrial
10632 32nd St E
Edgewood, WA 98372
(425) 615-5269
Helix Design Group a Division of Shive-Hattery
6021 12th St E Ste 201
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-9037
Dentist
Distinctive Dentistry
5615 Valley Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-6822
Dr. Lisa L. Buttaro, DDS, PLLC
6106 20th St E
Tacoma, WA 98424
(253) 926-3803
Electrical Contractors - Residential/Commercial
Kanon Electric Inc
1011 Milton Way
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 655-2901
Entertainment
BJ’s Bingo
4411 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-0430
Emerald Queen Hotel & Casinos
5700 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-2000
Equipment Rental
Pape Machinery Inc
3607 20th St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-8718
Financial Services & Investments
Edward Jones - Chantelle La Marr Financial Advisor
13613 Meridian Ave E Suite230
Puyallup , WA 98373
(253) 200-1651
https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/chantelle-lamarr
Edward Jones - Coop Cooper Financial Advisor
33801 1st Way S
Federal Way, WA 98003
(253) 642-4385
edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/coop-cooper
Fire Department
East Pierce Fire & Rescue
18421 Veteran’s Memorial Dr E
Bonney Lake, WA 98391
(253) 863-1800
Governmental Agencies
City of Edgewood
10440 Dom Calata Way E
Edgewood, WA 98372
(253) 952-3299
City of Fife
5411 23rd St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-2489
City of Milton
1000 Laurel St
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 922-8733
Health and Fitness
Anytime Fitness
900 Meridian Ave E Ste #30
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 517-8431
BMS Wellness
Edgewood, WA 98372
(253) 380-8557
Health Care
1st Bear Hugs LLC
809 26th Ave Ct
Milton, WA 98354
(206) 446-8910
Mobility Concepts, Inc
1017 54th Ave E Ste A
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 896-0970
Occupational Medical Clinic of Tacoma
4703 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-9570
Home & Garden
Parr Cabinet Design Center
3500-A 20th St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 926-0505
Insurance / Employee Benefits
Maddock & Associates
1407 Willow Road East, Suite C
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 854-0199
State Farm Agency - Candy Rawson
2720 70th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 926-0100
State Farm Agency - Corey Wilkins
4505 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-8746
State Farm Agency-Tyler McClung
2022 Meridian Ave E
Edgewood, WA 98371
(253) 952-6388
IT / Networking
Locke Systems Computer & IT Services
5210 12th St E, Ste B
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 444-5656
Library
Pierce County Library System
3005 112th St E
Tacoma, WA 98446
(253) 548-3300
Lodging
Visit Tacoma
1119 Pacific Ave Ste 500
Tacoma, WA 98402
(800) 284-3254
Manufacturing / Processing
Gamakatsu USA, Inc
7218 45th Street Ct E, Suite 100
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-8373
Milgard
1010 54th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-6030
Moving & Storage
Fife You Store It
4509 20th St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-0141
Museum
Fife Historical Society
2820 54th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 896-4710
Non-Profit
Edgewood Fife Milton Kiwanis
PO Box 2021
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 228-8540
Marine View Ventures
1409 Alexander Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 203-0050
Mountain View Community Center
3607 122nd Ave E, Ste A
Edgewood, WA 98372
(253) 826-4329
Sahale Outdoors
5030 26th St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 394-2613
The Backstage Foundation
7304 Lakewood Dr W
Lakewood, WA 98499
(253) 549-9643
VFW Post 11401
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 951-4925
Ocean Transport
Port of Tacoma
PO Box 1837
Tacoma, WA 98401
(253) 383-5841
Western Container Corporation
2205 70th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 719-0335
Photography
M.Hajler Photography
11104 Gravelly Lake Dr SW
Lakewood, WA 98499
(253) 213-3156
Printing Services
Copy Wrights
5715 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-5156
Town Square Publications
95 W Algonquin Rd
Arlington Heights, IL 60005
(253) 861-6509
Property Management
Citation Management
5312 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-3173
Public Utilities
Puget Sound Energy Co
3130 S 38th St
Tacoma, WA 98409
(425) 478-7529
Public Utility
Tacoma Public Utilities
3628 South 35th St
Tacoma, WA 98409
(253) 502-8600
Real Estate
Denise Christofferson | Keller Williams Realty Puget Sound
33434 8th Ave S
Federal Way, WA 98003
(253) 208-4492
Huson Street Investments
Gig Harbor, WA 98335
(253) 509-8240
Nick Birge - WA Commercial Real Estate Broker | eXp Commercial
Fife, WA 98424
(360) 250-1000
Religious Organizations
Lifespring Foursquare Church
3306 Meridian Ave E
Edgewood, WA 98371
(253) 896-5433
New Horizon Christian Center
5600 Valley Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-1502
Restaurant / Lounge
Dave’s of Milton
1502 11th Ave
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 926-8707
McDonald’s Restaurant
1737 51st Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-8535
Puerto Vallarta
2800 Milton Way
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 927-5000
Retail
A Little Knitty
1007 Milton Way
Milton, WA 98354
(360) 441-4624
Great Clips-Milton
900 Meridian Ave E
Milton, WA 98354
(206) 745-2877
Reservation Outpost
321 54th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-6600
loc8nearme.com/washington/fife/reservation-outpost/2355183
Sherwin Williams
2600 Milton Way
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 943-6017
Sportco
4602 20th St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-2222
Tacoma Trophy
4021 100th St SW #B
Lakewood, WA 98499
(253) 302-5566
Retirement Living
The Cottages at Edgewood
2510 Meridian Ave E
Edgewood, WA 98372
(253) 881-1435
carepartnersliving.com/the-cottages-at-edgewood/senior-living
Roofing
North Creek Roofing
6426 18th St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 319-0210
Veterans Roofing WA
11104 Gravelly Lake Dr SW
Lakewood, WA 98499
(253) 457-7663
RV Sales & Service
Johnson RV
4105 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 286-0833
Tacoma RV Center
6300 Pacific Hwy E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 896-4401
Schools / Colleges / Universities
Fife School District
1720 Oak Street
Milton, WA 98354
(253) 517-1000
Security
Veterans Security Operations
702 S Hill Park Dr #103
Puyallup, WA 98373
(253) 722-3045
Shipping & Mailing
Federal Express Corporation Fife
3015 78th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 778-7400
Signs
Fastsigns of Federal Way
32610 Pacific Hwy S Suite B-4
Federal Way, WA 98003
(253) 259-3508
Telecommunications
Lightcurve
1145 Broadway St
Tacoma, WA 98402
(253) 683-4218
Towing Services
Fife Service & Towing, Inc.
1313 34th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-8784
Transportation
Pierce Transit
3701 96th St. SW
Lakewood, WA 98499
(253) 581-8000
Sound Transit
401 S Jackson St
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 398-5555
Travel Agency
KM Resorts of America, Inc
6191 20th St E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 896-4677
Venue
The Eleanor Rose
10404 299th St E
Graham, WA 98338
Waste and Recycling Hauler
Murrey’s Disposal
4822 70th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 414-0345
Wholesalers / Distributors
Tacoma Diesel & Equipment
444 54th Ave E
Fife, WA 98424
(253) 922-8171
Window Cleaning
Sunco Window Cleaning
10213 24th St E
Edgewood, WA 98372
(253) 242-7350
Winery
Chorus Frog Winery
10418 13th St Ct E
Edgewood, WA 98372
(206) 310-6075
