The Arlington School District hosted 19 Japanese teenagers for 10 days. The Japanese students stayed with host families, spent a day at Haller Middle School,… Continue reading
Digitization allows a click of a mouse to show how a site looked 80, 90, even 100 years ago.
The DECA State Career Development Conference was held March 1-3 in Bellevue. Several local students finished in top spots and qualify to join nearly 19,000… Continue reading
WSDOT is marking National Work Zone Awareness Week with a plea to “slow down and give us room.”
The ‘A Simple Gesture’ program has gathered over 2,200 pounds of food since starting in January.
Flags will fly at half-staff on April 21 to pay tribute to Ray Hancock, who died earlier this month.
The Arlington bistro’s new chef is Ali Kalantari, who worked for Cafe Dijon in Everett for 10 years.
“In the Weeds” covers the marijuana industry’s retail trends and the art of smoking “flower.”
Tina Tang’s collection “Working Class Women” showcases their progress in male-dominated fields.
She’s worked for the governor and now the county executive, helping constituents through tough times.
Arlington School District career and technical education teacher Collin Nelson was named Rookie Teacher of the Year by the Washington Industrial Technology Education Association. Nelson… Continue reading
Arlington Fire Department’s interim Chief Dave Kraski recently recognized several people with the Phoenix Award for life-saving measures performed in 2017. The three calls —… Continue reading
Arlington Valley Road will be another route for businesses along busy 67th Ave. to reach the highway.
The Cascade Warbirds recently awarded 12 scholarships to graduating high school seniors interested in aviation careers. A celebration was held in March at the Museum… Continue reading
He got into a fight with an off-duty sheriff’s sergeant, who was awaiting the thief’s return.
Recalls state Rep. John Lovick, the former county executive and sheriff: “I just felt that hope was lost.”
The school’s Knowledge Bowl team is best in state. How smart are you? Answer a few questions.
