Located in the restored Bush House Inn, this homey spot serves coq au rhum and sidewinder fries to locals and out-of-towners alike.
A 40-year-old man has not been seen since he fell into the waterfall Friday, sheriff’s office say.
Searchers say they found a shoe and a pair of sweatpants Friday night that matched what the missing man was wearing.
The Wilderness Land Trust announced it had completed a transfer near Silvertip Peak to the U.S. Forest Service.
Nick and Nassim Pietsch’s property offers six ways to see your surroundings in a new light.
Molly Hubbard fell while crossing the tracks in front of an oncoming train May 9 in Index. She’d been married six months earlier.
The Snohomish County Mycological Society brings fungi lovers together and educates the public about their many uses.
Heybrook Ridge Trail packs stunning views and a moss-covered forest in a 3.3 mile round-trip package.
The man, 69, was heading east when the Chevrolet Avalanche went off the road and landed on its side.
A U.S. Forest Service report released last week identified several high-risk areas for landslides and flooding.
U.S. 2 has long needed improvements, but the “unprecedented” blaze lit a fire under policymakers, so to speak.
As wildfires in the North Cascades continued to grow, a new weather pattern was expected to bring welcome change by Friday.
The forecast is hazy, literally, with little rain on the horizon to dampen wildfires. In Western Washington. In mid-October.
The highway was blocked off earlier this week as the fire spread.
The highway was closed from the Money Creek tunnel to Skykomish, mile posts 46 to 50.
The earlier-than-expected reopen date comes two weeks after the wildfire erupted north of Skykomish.
The move comes two weeks after the fire north of Skykomish prompted the highway to close.
Smoke flooded the Skykomish and Snoqualmie river valleys Monday, as winds shifted.
Heat plus spark times wind times fuel equaled a 9,440-acre wildfire. Record heat made the Cascades ripe for a fire like Bolt Creek.
Baring and Grotto residents can return home, but all are asked to stay vigilant and be cautious as new hazards emerge.