With care facilities locked down by coronavirus concerns, loved ones and seniors are finding a way.
Pat Ward retires from volunteer chaplaincy after 16 years with Mukilteo, Lake Stevens and Everett.
Cocoon House, Domestic Violence Services, YMCA, YWCA and other agencies hurt by coronavirus crisis.
The 1918 pandemic killed about 50 million. Everett shut down and thousands died in Washington.
With drift boats and other craft, Sky River group spends a day cleaning up garbage along waterway.
A classroom for Youth Enrichment Services was created at Denney after a destructive rainstorm in September.
“Loving the Enemy” is a touching memoir by Edmonds writer Catherine Fransson, who was once Miss Everett.
Mercy Watch, a group providing street outreach, is latest recipient with a donation topping $11,000.
A Lynnwood elementary school office manager makes a math lesson out of her every-four-years celebration.
Today, the site of the Everett family’s Eclipse Mill is near about 200 new townhouses along the river.
“There’s no replacement,” head of care facility agency says of place once known as Snohomish Chalet.
“Celebrating Black Excellence” event brings students together to paint and highlight contributions.
The Nysether Family Foundation donation pays off a loan for the nonprofit that runs Operation School Bell.
Harper Foy was born with harlequin ichthyosis, a skin condition that’s 1 in 500,000. She’s a fighter.
A sweet message in a vintage book of poetry has a Marysville man pondering the life of his great-uncle.
The agency that was once Little Red School House still has programs on Casino Road and in Lynnwood.
Author Tayari Jones, a favorite of Barack Obama and Bill Gates, will speak in Everett on Feb. 15.
Students launch a petition drive to keep canine pals, including one therapy pup with a staff ID tag.
“We really are forever changed,” says mother of two whose baby son needs tube feeding and extra care.
Providence partners with shelter to provide medical aid in a safe place for people who are homeless.
