Summer break is officially over as local schools welcomed back their students for the next year of instruction on Sept. 4.
Sports
The Marysville Getchell football team opened their season with a matchup against the Shorecrest Scots on Sept. 6.
Communities
Local Eagle Scout Lee Hall built and installed multiple shelve…
Welcome to Jeff Thomas, Marysville's new Community Development…
Kids will be able to get close to garbage trucks, public works…
The city’s Community Development Block Grant program invites M…
Local city and fire officials plan to host various Patriot Day…
Business
Habitat for Humanity of Snohomish County opened a new thrift shop in Smokey Point on Sept. 7.
The hard cider company Elemental Cider and their taproom have moved to Arlington.
Arlington Playspace opened in downtown Arlington in March to offer a flexible daycare option for local work-from-home parents.
Arts & Entertainment
Marysville’s local concert series, Live at the OH, returns on …
Marysville will host a free showing of the 1996 film “Twister”…
Paintings, photography and other art will be on display at Leg…
Speakers who will talk about their outdoors experiences will r…
Live music, food trucks and a fall farmers market will be avai…
Opinion
Reducing waste is a top focus of the Snohomish County Council. There are multiple ways we have been working to reduce or eliminate waste in our county. The first is in our annual county budget, where we strive to increase efficiency by stretching your tax dollars to ensure that you are getti…
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