COVID-19 cancellations pushed the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce to ask for $100,000 to stay open.
The electric rides popped up around north Everett in the past week. They’re probably from Bothell.
Landlords and housing advocates work to keep a roof over the heads of Snohomish County’s renters.
Nearly 10,000 businesses in Snohomish County receive funds from Paycheck Protection Program
County program offers up to $250,000 per business to help workers acquire new skills.
A federal criminal probe has also been opened against the company in the wake of 2 fatal crashes.
Julio Cortes, 34, brings ‘passion and fearlessness to uplift our community.’
“Just do not ring up the sale,” Gov. Jay Inslee said about customers who do not don the proper masks.
The company, which recently sold its holdings, has agreed to pay $900,000 to the state and customers.
The company didn’t say how much it paid the families of the people killed in the 2018 Indonesia crash.
Natosha Gobin is spreading her passion for Lushootseed to tribal and non-tribal students.
Down from 24 daily departures, Alaska and United combined will resume, for now, with only three per day.
The council voted 7-2 on the measure, which is expected to raise more than $200 million per year.
Edmonds activist and consultant Courtney Wooten advocates for children throughout Snohomish County.
Christine Stansfield is helping a south Everett neighborhood take charge of its library.
When Dustin DeKoekkoek’s second daughter was born with Down Syndrome, it opened his eyes to empathy.
Julio Cortes made a difference at Cocoon House and now works to promote the city and the region.
When Clothes For Kids needed a new heating system, Craig Olson donated one and had it installed.
Alexander Lark once built nest boxes for ducks. Now he raises money for Housing Hope and its families.
Through her tireless efforts, Nicole Amor connects people with needed programs and services.
