A Snohomish man recently captured video of two wolverines near Glacier Peak.
The victim took a nap, then awoke to a room full of smoke.
From corn mazes to haunted houses, the activities promise a cornucopia of family fun.
These organizations offer help for established or prospective businesses.
The City Council updated a law to say that loud machinery can’t be used between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
Elizabeth and Michael Blalock’s barn has a milk house that once supported a 40-acre dairy farm.
Mark Riise, of Everett, has earned the Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout Award, the group’s highest rank. He will be recognized at a special… Continue reading
Snohomish County’s Horses Count shows a desire for more trails and camping areas for riders.
The judge called Zachary Konicke’s lack of empathy “disturbing.”
“Once you’re part of the Down Syndrome Association, you’re part of a family,” said the event organizer.
A building stocked with nursery supplies burned for hours before firefighters could extinguish it.
The Democratic state representative’s lawyer has threatened to file a defamation lawsuit.
The annual Coach Armstrong Memorial Golf Tournament was held Aug. 10 at the Snohomish Public Golf Course and raised $15,275 for the Snohomish Education Foundation.… Continue reading
Two balloon ride companies — Balloon Depot and Snohomish Balloon Rides — offer flights from Harvey Field.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced the names of about 16,000 semifinalists nationwide for its annual National Merit Scholarship Program. From that pool, 7,500… Continue reading
Sax posts online excerpts from investigations that produced no charges. Lovick denies allegations.
The collision led troopers to close a portion of the highway between Monroe and Snohomish for hours.
Volunteers picked three acres of corn that will be delivered to food banks throughout the state.
The 67-year-old who left his room in Snohomish was alive and unharmed.
The beloved cat is a frequent visitor to Central Primary in Snohomish.
