EVENTS Remembering those who served Join the Monroe VFW Post 7511 in the third annual “Flags for our Fallen” celebration on Saturday to pay respects… Continue reading
The 104th annual event at Maxwelton Beach was uncertain due to rising costs.
It started as road rage. Hours after the gunfire, the suspect’s car was found — crashed into a pole.
The Legislature approved the Cascade Care plan last month, and Gov. Jay Inslee signed it into law Monday.
After the Senior Center breaks ground on a new building, the city could complete a beach walkway.
The contractor was cleaning ducts in the attic of a home near Mill Creek. No injuries were reported.
The cause of the Mother’s Day incident in Lynnwood is under investigation.
The project aims to save time for commuters heading to and through Marysville.
Nancy Enick, 18, started at Heritage High School this school year. She’s since gotten straight As.
Flaggers ahead: More than 83 miles will get a layer of chip seal and another 5.4 will be paved.
Documents give an official account of the fatal shooting of Nickolas Peters, 24, of Edmonds.
Candidates are lining up for 188 local races. Watch for turnover among mayors and county officials.
EVENTS EMS open house South County Fire & Rescue is preparing to kick off EMS week Saturday with a fire station open house in downtown… Continue reading
Biringer Farm still grows berries in Arlington as port project prepares to return old site to marsh.
School leaders, including Everett’s, seek a veto of a punishment provision in the levy bill.
David Zinman’s inexpensive Mother’s Day present to her became a priceless gift for him.
School board to act Tuesday on plan that also axes jobs of assistant principals and paraeducators.
Design for new Edmonds gateway signs gets $20,000 nod. It should be up by fall.
The Whidbey couple bought Coupeville’s Oystercatcher 6 years ago and they are busy, busy, busy, busy.
He reportedly was taking care of three girls who claimed he abused them at his home.
