Monroe Chamber of Commerce  |  125 S. Lewis St.  ,  Monroe, WA 98272
February Events
Join us in an unexpected blessing because "it's what neighbors do!" Our new “neighbor 2 neighbor” ministry would like to bless anyone who may need an oil change by paying for one for you.

Thanks to Smiley’s Pro Lube, who we have partnered with, FBC Monroe will pay for your oil change (up to $50 per car) on Thursday, February 13 between the hours of 8am-12pm.

All you need to do is bring your car in for an oil change on February 13th between 8am-12pm, no appointment needed, no paperwork to show, no hassle. This is practical help for practical people. Spread the word and help your neighbor be blessed.
It is time for the annual Spring market at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds.
The Great Junk Hunt will showcase 50,000 sq. ft. of the best vendors on the West Coast!

Friday, Feb 14 - Saturday, Feb 15

SAVE THE DATE
February Business Spotlight!
Discover Chiropractic
Discover Chiropractic has been located in Monroe for over 20 years and owned by Dr. Philip Kogler. Like many of the patients who step foot into Discover Chiropractic, Dr. Kogler has had the unfortunate experience of severe low back pain. Chiropractic was found to be the only treatment that truly made a difference; however, due to advanced degeneration in the low back, surgery was ultimately the only option which resulted in the fusion of L5 and S1. After a previous career in the dental profession and a long history of chronic low back pain, Dr. Kogler attended the prestigious Life University College of Chiropractic in Marietta, GA where he graduated Cum Laude. With Gonstead being the one technique to produce the best results for Dr. Kogler and his family, he chose to narrow his focus on this one method of delivering care to his family of patients. With 300+ hours of continuing education through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and Webster certified, Dr. Kogler adjusts expectant mothers, as well as kids, and even newborns. Dr. Kogler also has the honor of being married to his wife, Sarah, and father of their two sons John and Zachary. In his spare time he enjoys long bike rides and has participated in the Fred Hutch Obliteride the past few years to raise funds for Cancer Research.