Snohomish County organization working to help Black owned businesses thrive in the community

Black Snohomish County works to support African-American-owned businesses and keep them local.

MONROE, Wash. — Avery Lewis learned to cook in his grandmother’s kitchen.

“She was probably telling me to get out of her kitchen most of the time, but I always ended up sneaking back in there,” Lewis said.

It was always Lewis’ dream to open Avery’s Chicken & Waffles.

Run by Lewis and his wife, Junelle, the food truck is quickly becoming a favorite in Snohomish County, but it has not been easy.

“Black-owned businesses are the hardest to open and the hardest to keep open,” Junelle Lewis

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