Outreach is planned to begin soon to Marysville Pilchuck High School and Totem Middle School community members for the two school’s mascot change process.
The Marysville School District is beginning the process to shape replacement levies to go before district voters, potentially in this upcoming February's election.
For the first time in at least seven years Lakewood High School will have a semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship program.
Local Alateen groups are gathering again to help teenagers who have family members who are alcoholics.
Heather Logan is the newest Arlington City Council member after being sworn in at the Sept. 7 special meeting of the council.
The annual Friendship Walk and 5k Run brought out community members to support Village Community Services on Sept. 11.
The Snohomish County COVID case rate hit a record high as officials warn that local hospitals are nearing their capacity.
The city’s Community Development Block Grant program invites Marysville residents to review its annual performance evaluation report on how federal block grant funds are spent in the city, mostly to help address issues around low-income housing and homelessness.
Are you a Marysville resident who wants to serve your community? The city is accepting applications to fill an opening on the Civil Service Commission.
Travelers between Lake McMurray and Arlington should plan to use alternate routes – including signed detours – and allow for extra time during a five-day full closure of State Route 9 starting Monday, Sept. 13.
Marysville fire and city officials will gather again on Sept. 11 to hold their annual ceremony which will be provided virtually this year for the public.
The widening of Arlington’s SR-531 (172nd Street) could still begin on schedule in 2023, although COVID has made the situation less clear.
Local hospital and county officials talked about the situation at Providence Regional Medical Center as COVID-19 case numbers remain high in the county.
The Marysville School Board had to adjourn early on Aug. 18 after members of the public disrupted the meeting and made threats to school board members and staff.
Marysville youth hope to make positive change in the community as part of the city’s new Youth Advocacy Committee.
Community members received clothes and other school supplies during Smokey Point Community Church's Back-to-School Festival on Aug. 27 and 28.
Marysville locals came down to a beer garden and fundraiser hosted by Fannie’s Restaurant on Aug. 28 to support dog rescue efforts.
Snohomish County COVID-19 case rates have almost reached an all-time high point as the delta variant continues a rapid spread locally.
With more than 1,600 cases the week of Aug. 8, Snohomish County is seeing its highest COVID-19 case numbers since December.
The Lakewood School Board approved next year’s budget which will look pretty similar to the 2020-21 budget.
Marysville police officers will hold a Torch Run on Aug. 25 to help raise funds for athletes of the Special Olympics.
The annual Friendship Walk and 5K will return this year to help raise funds for music programs like Voices of the Village.
On Tuesday, Aug. 24, and Wednesday, Aug. 25, expect traffic delays in and around the intersection of 4th Street (SR 528) and State Avenue between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Snohomish County has a new mask mandate requiring all individuals, even those who are vaccinated, to begin wearing masks indoors again while in public spaces.
Changing enrollment numbers and other pandemic variables make the budget difficult to project
Marysville school staff presented a draft of their proposed 2021-22 budget to the school board on Aug. 11.
Students who need free supples or services can receive them on Lakewood's Student Support Day
Because of the rapidly increasing spread of the COVID-19 delta variant, county officials are concerned that some restrictions may have to be put in place.
The Aug. 3 Primary Election featured candidates from Marysville and Snohomish County vying for spots in the upcoming General Election.
After eight years serving on the Arlington City Council, Jesica Stickles will be moving away from the town and has resigned from her position.
The Marysville School Board on Aug. 4 approved facilitators and a “student-centered” plan for the mascot change process for Totem Middle School and Marysville-Pilchuck High School.
The city of Marysville began work on eight new pickleball courts at Jennings Memorial Park they hope to complete before the end of the year.
Exactly one year ago I wrote about the virtues of plants in the hibiscus family, specifically, the perennial hibiscus that is native to our eastern United States, the shrub hibiscus known as the Rose of Sharon which is an Asian introduction, and to a lesser degree, the tropical hibiscus that…
With more than 40 days without meaningful rainfall, areas around the county are dry and at high risk for fires.
Snohomish County officials join those around the state in asking everyone to put on their mask in public places again.
The All Marysville Garage Sale will return Aug. 20 to 22 with numerous local garage sales around the city.
Drivers should plan ahead for construction-related road detours and a full day-long closure of State Avenue north of 100th Street NE.
The Stilly Valley Center plans to open its doors to the public again on Aug. 2 and to restart the programs they provide to local community members.
To gain experience in showing animals in a fair setting, youth from around the region brought their cattle, poultry, rabbits, goats, sheep, and alpacas to participate in the annual Silvana Fair.
August can either be a month where the fruits of our labors and expressions of love come together into a glorious crescendo of all the wonderful colors of the rainbow, or it can be a time when we head out for vacations and ball games, and our yards become neglected barren patches of dried ou…
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Cooling stations are available in Snohomish County
Three-year-old Carlo Ponte was taken by his father, Jorge Ponte, from the Marysville Police Department parking lot during a scheduled visitation on July 10. A court-appointed Guardian ad Litem (GAL) was supposed to observe the visit. Jorge placed Carlo in his vehicle, a white Volkswagen Jett…
The Arlington SkyFest will bring air shows and historic aircraft displays to replace what is normally the Arlington Fly-In.
After the 2020 U.S. Census, federal and state representative districts are being redrawn, creating an opportunity for Marysville to be less divided by district boundaries and other potential improvements.
The city of Marysville seeks local instructors or businesses that are interested in partnering to provide classes to local community members. Classes would be offered in fall/winter 2021 to 2022.
The Tulalip Tribal Police Department invites locals to meet them and other tribal departments at this year’s National Night Out on Aug. 3.
The Love Don’t Judge program, which offers local youths a place to hang out on Saturday nights, will return to Marysville with a grand reopening on Aug. 7.
The Marysville Historical Society faces a tough situation as graffiti has appeared on the 150-year-old Pioneer Gehl Home.
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Now that the summer weather has arrived, it never fails that someone will ask me: “Can I still plant now or should I wait until the fall?” For the record, as a landscape contractor in the Sacramento Valley where it was routinely 85 to 105 degrees, I planted all summer long and never lost a s…
Snohomish County officials say that local staff will begin to focus more on recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic than a direct response.
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