Monroe’s original library at the old City Hall will now house a community meeting room and museum exhibits.
Now in its 45th year, the three-day festival features bluegrass with a mountain backdrop and camping in the woods.
A forum offered the community a first look at what the facility for involuntary mental health treatment may look like.
Jack Archibald got “totally hooked” on glass art at the high school in the 1970s. Now, four of his pieces hang there.
Farmers spend long hours in the barn to watch over their animals as new lives begin.
The hope is to complete work at the site near Oso in time for a 10-year remembrance ceremony in 2024.
The state wants to build the facility to address a severe shortage of beds for involuntary mental health treatment.
Ben Lewis was born in Africa in 1854. His story was lost to history until a Granite Falls researcher went looking.
Safety is also a priority for the first of many projects starting this spring on Highway 531, near the Cascade Industrial Center.
Consolidation, agritourism and new crops have reshaped how farming looks in the Snohomish River Valley.
Cameras and sensors track customers’ every move. Purchases are automatically charged to online accounts.
The effort is the first at a Starbucks in Snohomish County. But it’s one of dozens across the country.
As home prices continue to rise with interest rates, urgency is called for, Snohomish County agents say.
Many residents are experiencing memory loss, and the intent is to capture their memories in a way that they’re honored.
In Darrington and elsewhere, rural residents have struggled to work remotely during the pandemic. A new project aims to help.
In Lynnwood, PAWS could care for six bears at a time. Now, they’ll have space for 30 — and a lot more.
One woman waited two weeks for delivery. Then came “an avalanche of mail.” The Postal Service blames snow and staffing issues.
Heavy snow followed by heavy rain created avalanche danger at Stevens Pass. And don’t even think about I-90 or White Pass.
“Thursday will be the main event” in Snohomish County, a meteorologist said. Snowmelt could add to the risk of flooding.
Among other accomplishments, he was instrumental in creating a blueprint for the city’s future.
