Sean Wolcott’s Minimal Calendar reached the Apple App Store’s top 5 in the Productivity category.
Jenny Xia is the co-CEO of FreeWill, a will-planning company that helps people give to good causes.
The Edmonds-based singer and her band have toured widely and won a guitar case full of awards.
He played for decades in the Johnny Carson house band. Now you can hear him in Everett.
An Everett librarian shares what he’s learned about our area’s musical past and future.
Bothell’s Melissa Arias is the president and CEO of the Make-A-Wish chapter that includes Washington.
This Everett artist will join hundreds of other tattooists at the Seattle Tattoo Expo this weekend.
Jeff “The Fish” Aaron has left KRKO 1380 AM following the station’s shift from sports talk to music.
Roy Zimmerman, a mainstay on left-leaning radio, will perform a one-man show in Marysville.
His book “SleeveLife: Losing Half of Myself and Finding the Rest” details his transformation.
David Droppers, of Lynnwood, is documenting the species along popular Mountain Loop Highway trails.
Artist Ellen Forney will speak at the Everett Public Library about her new memoir “Rock Steady.”
The book depicts the buildup to the 1980 eruption, and personal tales of survival and death.
Jennifer Rodgers hopes to introduce singing to a broader audience — even to those who are homeless.
Robert Horton has been writing for The Herald since 1983. That’s a lot of popcorn.
Brett Atwood will moderate a panel on the legitimacy, complexity and realness of virtual reality.
Jerry and Jake Dixon serve up the dogs from Big Dog’s, a truck that used to lug around tools.
Molli Corcoran, 29, has been the tooth-collecting fairy for Delta Dental of Washington since 2015.
Andrea Rosen quit eating sweets 3 years ago, lost weight, felt better and her family also benefited.
Alicia Jones plays the Finches’ housekeeper, Calpurnia, in the Edmonds Driftwood Players production.