Over 100 years old, the town’s only pharmacy will close July 21, forcing residents to drive 28 miles to Arlington for medicine.
In assembly line fashion, historians meticulously sifted through photos, letters and records that could be headed for federal archives.
Gavin Gladsjo is looking for $6,000 in donations for bike, helmets and lessons for kindergarten through fifth grade.
The Mountain Loop Highway will remain closed on the south side between Barlow Pass and Bedal Campground.
The transit agency is in early development for microtransit services in Arlington, Darrington and Lake Stevens.
Outdoor education is the Glacier Peak Institute’s mission. Even for kids living in the shadow of the Cascades, it’s often their first time camping.
Organizers announced Wednesday they would “take the year off in order to figure out the best path forward for Summer Meltdown in 2024.”
Tribal members on the reservation are charged state taxes despite a federal exemption. The tribe says it’s a sovereignty issue.
The Small Business Administration offers loans to businesses, nonprofit and farms harmed by disasters.
Ryan Gray was driving east of Arlington when he rear-ended a Jeep, according to the Washington State Patrol.
The Darrington Wood Innovation Center is set to manufacture cross-laminated timber for modular homes.
Wildfire smoke blanketed the region in one last hurrah Wednesday. Meteorologists predict weekend rains will bring relief.
Air quality in Darrington was ranked the worst in the state Friday. Most of the region was in a red flag warning.
Several thousand acres in the Cascades — over 180 near Darrington — were burning this week as a long weekend approached.
A red flag warning was in effect until midnight Wednesday, as the forecast in the coming days looks dry.
The acreage burning northeast of Darrington multiplied over the weekend. Cooler weather moderated fire activity.
The Boulder Lake, Lake Toketie and Suiattle River fires have been burning in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest since mid-August.
On a 2,650-mile journey, what does a hiker eat? Ramen bombs. Sour Patch Kids. Tortillas stuffed with Lucky Charms.
There was no immediate threat to populated areas. Multiple trailheads and campgrounds have been closed for public safety.
Matthew Gifford, 56, died of blunt force injuries Aug. 13, the Snohomish County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Friday.
