Better Properties Summit
Better Properties Summit is a Puyallup-based real estate brokerage led by Kelly Hendrickson, specializing in residential sales, military families, first-time buyers, and personalized service across Pierce County.
Mechanics Bank – Kamarie Wilson
Mechanics Bank is a community-focused financial institution offering personal and business banking, lending, wealth management, and trust services. Since 1905, it has helped individuals, businesses, and communities thrive.
D & S Auto Care
D & S Autocare is a veteran- and family-owned Lakewood auto shop offering trusted maintenance and repairs since 1981. ASE-certified technicians provide honest service, military discounts, and a nationwide warranty.
Crunch Fitness
Crunch Fitness is a popular fitness chain that provides a dynamic and inclusive environment for individuals seeking a diverse range of workout experiences.
Elevate PNW Real Estate
Elevate PNW Real Estate helps clients buy, sell, and invest in luxury residential and commercial properties with personalized service and expert guidance every step of the way.
City of Lakewood Deputy Mayor Patti Belle
Deputy Mayor Patti Belle, appointed to the Lakewood City Council in 2021, was selected Deputy Mayor in 2026. A communications leader with 20+ years of experience, she champions community engagement, inclusivity, public safety, arts, and economic grow
City of Lakewood Mayor Paul Bocchi
Mayor Paul Bocchi, appointed Lakewood’s sixth mayor in 2026, serves his fourth City Council term and represents the city on Pierce Transit and the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee. A WWU economics/accounting graduate, he has a long career in banking an
Best Burgers of Lakewood, Inc.
We offer the best food at competitive prices. We use only 100% ground beef patties, flame-broiled for that down home flavor. Though burgers are our specialty we have a diverse menu, including chicken, seafood and shakes.
City of Lakewood Councilmember Mike Brandstetter
Councilmember Mike Brandstetter has served on the Lakewood City Council since 2010. A retired U.S. Army veteran and former Bates Technical College dean, he represents Lakewood on regional housing and homelessness boards.