Guests came out in 90-degree heat for animals, food, entertainment and rides. The heat should wane this weekend.
Suzanne Elshult’s search dog, a 12-year-old yellow Lab, has deployed on over 100 missions. She “is the consoler.”
For the Everett-based UFC fighter, a grueling comeback was one of blood, sweat and tears.
A truck breakdown on Whidbey didn’t stop the show from going on — grand piano, aerial feats and all.
For hours on Wednesday, training beauticians pampered families at the Everett campus of Evergreen Beauty College.
The B-17 Flying Fortress Sentimental Journey arrived Monday morning. It’s available for tours and rides this week.
Volunteers spent eight years repairing the 57-year-old North Mountain Fire Lookout. Last week, they gathered to celebrate.
Top professional women skateboarders compete in Street League Skateboarding final
Rev. Rasberry has hitched hundreds of couples over the years. After her husband died, she’s unsure if she can keep the place.
Joshamee “The Chief” Haazard is a costume prop maker in Monroe. He transforms trash into treasure.
First-ever event highlights local growers’ bounty and contributions to local community
The USS Gridley is one of the few women-led ships, attesting to a growing number of women in the U.S. military.
The Everett at Sea program offers outdoor, on-the-water lessons that “underserved youth” might not get otherwise.
Dozens of artists are spray-painting Everett buildings and alleys in the four-day event. The public is welcome to watch.
This club has been around for 83 years. They’ll tell you what rocks their world — and how to identify “leaverite.”
A Stanwood trio plans to launch their first board game, using fungi and recycled materials to teach about Borneo rainforests.
Ranger Justin Sundstrom spends his days patroling for illegal shooting, picking up trash — and exploring a slice of paradise.
Summer Meltdown is in its 20th year. Attendees of the four-day festival converged on the new riverfront grounds Thursday.
Calls to the new Everett center have jumped 47% since the three-digit number rolled out. Gov. Inslee toured the facility Thursday.
Remote work has spurred an uptick in homes being relocated to Hat Island. One firm is bringing in three by barge this month.
