Kevin McKay, who’s in a rock band, marked the pandemic year by blowing his horn at Grand Avenue Park.
Leaders are speaking out against hate as the Georgia killings raise awareness of growing violence and bias.
“Bob Peterson Day” was declared in Marysville as the 93-year-old Navy vet was honored.
The parents of DeJohn Ward, who died in 2015, have been helping kids through their “Love Don’t Judge” effort.
“I almost died, but people prayed for me,” says Berinda Wolitarsky, who’s back in Snohomish schools.
It’s been 20 years since an explosion in a mobile fire training unit injured Gold Bar’s Isaac Howard.
Just four of us were in the audience for a matinee showing of “Nomadland” at Stanwood Cinemas.
Once a teen mom, Everett’s Kids in Transition coordinator wins national recognition by Education Week.
In a week when the president took time to mourn COVID deaths, local families were grieving, too.
Helped by technology, I managed to get a shot in Arlington. For many, online scheduling is a barrier.
A discussion will draw hundreds as Everett’s library, EvCC, WSU and the school district join in reading.
Once homeless, Aaron Perkins found housing, skills and a way out of poverty through the agency’s training.
An optional dual-language Spanish immersion program will be a first in the Everett School District.
After 12 years of marriage, pregnancy was a surprise. Friends and family have helped in the midst of the pandemic.
These Lake Stevens families have made it a point to order takeout from an array of restaurants weathering the pandemic.
She and her husband John Schack donated millions of dollars to support cultural causes in Everett.
A roller skating coach has launched an online fundraiser, wants to help the place he fears may close.
With Snohomish County Music Project as fiscal sponsor, Fisherman’s festival group can get donations.
With the COVID-19 toll still rising, the day-to-day world of last January seems a distant memory.
Lynnwood’s Patrick Crosby wasn’t in the military, but he felt it was time to “give something back.”
