Volunteers spent eight years repairing the 57-year-old North Mountain Fire Lookout. Last week, they gathered to celebrate.
Some places will get into the upper 90s. Firefighters are bracing for swift water rescues, heat stroke and more.
Officials share tips on how to beat the heat, prevent fires and stay safe at your favorite swimming hole.
After a two-year hiatus, the Darrington Bluegrass Festival returns. The music tradition is turning 45.
The volcano has potential to be one of the deadliest in the nation. Four new monitors could avert catastrophe.
The downtown home was destroyed. The Snohomish County Fire Marshal’s Office was investigating.
The vehicle has been there for six weeks. One man wants it gone, but officials say the river is too dangerous.
A miscommunication led Snohomish County to misstate how much of the road is open.
The highway between Granite Falls and Darrington reopened to traffic on Friday due to good weather.
The quake and aftershocks did not cause any serious damage. They’re reminders of dozens of faults that lie below.
Dayn Brunner, 50, worked at Do It Best Hardware for about six months in 2019. He’s accused of stealing $6,300.
The car was to remain in the water overnight, at least. The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office was investigating.
Three trails could be decommissioned. New ones could be built. And over 22,000 acres of trees could be thinned.
Darrington resident Jennifer Savage aims to make Bark-ery, her dog treat bakery, a full-time gig.
Among the provisions are money to build a Community Recovery Center in Lynnwood and aid Afghan refugees in Snohomish County.
Now in its 45th year, the three-day festival features bluegrass with a mountain backdrop and camping in the woods.
Batteries, nuclear power and electric planes are just a few of the industries that have come online here.
The money is in a proposed capital budget. There are also funds for area youth programs and housing the homeless.
In Darrington and elsewhere, rural residents have struggled to work remotely during the pandemic. A new project aims to help.
The music and camping event is on for July 28-31, with a new venue along the Skykomish River.
