This might make me seem un-American, but I like apple crisp better than apple pie. You know why I love apple crisp more? Because of… Continue reading
Diana J. Noble 5-6 p.m. Aug. 17, Edmonds Bookshop The author will read from her new novel for young adults, “Evangelina Takes Flight” at the… Continue reading
They’re not looking for perfection, but it’s pretty close. The Snohomish County Dahlia Society’s 108th show is Aug. 19 and 20 at Floral Hall in… Continue reading
Grammy award-winning Jonny Lang is headed back to Arlington as one of the headliners at the Stillaguamish Festival of the River. The Stillaguamish Tribe’s annual… Continue reading
It was no surprise when the mayor’s team won the city’s first-ever Amazing Race Mukilteo. Sisters Jennifer and Anne Gregerson were the first… Continue reading
On a recent day, four Ingallina’s box lunches were delivered to The Herald. We didn’t ask for them. They just showed up. I had eaten… Continue reading
The Everett Mall will be a draw for die-hard anime fans this weekend. A new Northwest anime convention all about the popular style of Japanese… Continue reading
Raymond Davidson is a pinball-playing machine. The 24-year-old from Mukilteo won the World Pinball Championship held June 3 in Copenhagen, Denmark. With that win, he… Continue reading
When I get tired of salsa out of a jar, I like to make my own. Actually, I like to make my dad’s salsa. If… Continue reading
See more about Sorticulture’s special events, food, kids’ activities and music here. Make sure you stop to smell the roses at Sorticulture. Literally. Antique Rose… Continue reading
She wanted to start a global conversation. A TEDx Talk seemed the best way to do it. After traveling the world, Seconde Nimenya discovered that… Continue reading
He wanted to see the polar bears. Perhaps before it’s too late. So Dan Clements, of Everett, joined a polar bear photo shoot in northern… Continue reading
Life is too short to not go on picnics. That realization led Kelly Colman to found her picnicking company last summer. Colman is the owner… Continue reading
Adrian Patayon doesn’t want you to pity him. He was born with cerebral palsy. He walks with a limp, has slurred speech and his hands… Continue reading
We had traveled back in time. It was Aug. 7, 1876. We were in Deadwood. I and six of my friends were special agents recruited… Continue reading
China’s first emperor was obsessed with living and ruling forever. More than 2,200 years ago, Qin Shihuangdi (also Qin Shi Huang) ordered that a massive… Continue reading
Just like at a garage sale, the best stuff goes fast at a plant sale. The Hardy Plant Society of Washington held one of the… Continue reading
Giant monarch butterflies, hoop-diving hummingbirds, dancing cacti and crocodiles playing marimbas. My sister and I saw all that and more in Cirque du Soleil’s “Luzia,”… Continue reading
This is no April Fool’s joke: I’ve lived in Everett for five years, but had never gone to the Fisherman’s Village Music Festival. That is,… Continue reading
There’s nothing like the taste of freshly popped popcorn. It’s the all-American snack we munch on while watching movies, cheering for our favorite sports teams,… Continue reading
