The makeover show’s 13 episodes feature Snohomish County homes, with decor items sold at new store.
The illustrious career of David Boushey, 79, includes falls, fisticuffs and David Lynch flicks.
Even the Evergreen Way deli’s landlord is looking for him. David Barney has vanished.
Russell Struck decorated his S-10 with 8 yards of flaming red cloth, holographic eyeballs and skulls.
Health officials recommend those 6 months and older get a flu vaccine to avoid a double whammy.
Workers came to the rescue of an Edmonds woman who tossed diamond bracelets from her hubby of 57 years.
The city of Mukilteo has erected red tape around the former ferry ramp where Ivar’s wants to serve customers.
Wally Harper didn’t know what to expect when he planted a tree in his Mukilteo yard 25 years ago.
A drive-thru attraction at the Everett Mall has young kids baring their teeth at full-sized dinos.
And in Lynnwood, a hand recount will decide whether a councilman or ex-mayor advances to the fall election.
Lynnwood High grad Katie Thurston plans to bring her new man to Ono Poke in Edmonds and other favorite places.
Eat, drink, gaze, kiss: Plans call for the scenic spot by Ivar’s to be more than “just a bunch of asphalt.”
Deven Boyce pedaled across America with his grandpa in tow on ride he called “Light to Liberty.”
Publishers Clearing House surprised a Mukilteo couple with a sweepstakes prize, flowers and balloons.
After retiring from a career in medicine, David Welton of Langley focuses on his first love: photography
New and familiar names will face off in the primary to narrow the field to six for the November election.
Here’s the story behind the Beverly Lane display of Sasquatch, flowers and flags.
Terminal illness didn’t deter the elector from Everett from his democratic duty in the 2020 election.
The process starts now to name the state’s first electric hybrid ferry, three years before it sails.
Theatrics include the world’s largest wedgie, a flying piano, human ceiling fan and a hair hang act.
