The Arlington community welcomed back 13-year-old Post Middle School student Colby Legendre after he recovered for many days at Harborview Medical Center after a truck collision.
A recently opened home in Marysville will be the 300th Oxford House in the state which provides self-run addiction recovery support.
Village Community Services' Friendship Walk 5K and Car Wash provides a run and community event that will help fund support for local individuals with disabilities.
The Marysville/Tulalip branch of the Salvation Army will be raising funds at a live auction on Sept. 19 to help prevent local homelessness and provide services.
Local Eagle Scout Lee Hall built and installed multiple shelves for the new Strawberry Festival office in downtown Marysville for his Eagle Scout project this summer.
Welcome to Jeff Thomas, Marysville's new Community Development Director. Thomas previously was Community Development Director for the cities of Sammamish and Bellingham, and has private and public sector planning experience.
Kids will be able to get close to garbage trucks, public works vehicles, buses and other large trucks during the city of Marysville’s annual Touch a Truck event.
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.
Local city and fire officials plan to host various Patriot Day ceremonies to recognize 9/11 and invite community members to remember the day with them.
The city of Marysville and local bicycling organizations will host a “High Tide Ride” on Sept. 21.
Parents who want to understand more about their teenagers should learn something in a six-part parenting series at the Marysville Library.
The North County Regional Fire Authority plans to put a proposal on the November to ask for levy funding meant for additional staff and equipment.
Hundreds of genealogy enthusiasts gathered as part of the Northwest Genealogy Conference held in Arlington Aug. 14 to 17.
This August the Washington State History museum recognized Tessa Campbell and Fred Poyner IV for their work helping to create the Interwoven oral history project.
The Salvation Army of Marysville/Tulalip opened in their new location off of State Avenue in July and held a grand opening on Aug. 9.
With summer blood supplies at critically low levels, now it’s even more important for you to consider donating blood if you can.
The city of Arlington’s downtown parking lot will be receiving improvements soon to re-pave the lot and make stormwater improvements.
The Centennial Sk8 Festival returns to Arlington and the Centennial Trail this summer from Aug. 17 to 18.
Two advisory votes this November will help local officials decide whether fireworks should be banned in Arlington and in unincorporated areas of Snohomish County.
Pilots and planes from around the region and the country will come to the Arlington Airport for the annual Arlington Fly-In held Aug. 16 to 18 this year.
The Stillaguamish Genealogical Society will host the sixth annual Northwest Genealogy Conference from Aug. 14 to 17.
Families across the community plan to participate in the third annual All Marysville Garage Sale which will be held Aug. 16 to 18.
Sno-Isle Libraries has successfully completed a major update to its public computing, printing and copying services.
Marysville residents can learn how they can support their community in the event of a disaster as Community Emergency Response Team training returns to the city.
A pergola was recently added to the Arlington Community Garden thanks to work from local eagle scout Isaac Hammond.
Less than two weeks are left to help hundreds of Marysville, Lakewood and Tulalip students get the school supplies they need for the upcoming school year. Donations are being accepted through Aug. 9 to help the area’s most at-risk youth.
An area just south of Marysville’s city limits is being restored to an estuary habitat in preparation of future traffic projects in the area.
Tulalip Tribal members gathered to help their community be more healthy and aware of their local health support services at the annual Tulalip Health Fair.
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Navy Veteran Matthew Oaks successfully completed The Veterans Local Government Management Fellowship (VLGMF) with the City of Marysville. The 16- to 20-week fellowship, sponsored by the International City/County Managers Association, is designed to provide transitioning service members with …
The Arlington and Marysville Rotary clubs open up their meetings by striking a traditional bell, however, recently both bells have been stolen.
The Marysville School Supply Drive began in July and will continue through Aug. 9 at various locations around the city.
The Getchell Fire District and Eagle Creek Elementary will be able to build solar panels for their buildings because of Snohomish PUD’s Planet Power program.
With larger fairs in Stanwood, Monroe and Puyallup looming, a small fair in Silvana, held July 27, helps develop the show skills for local youth.
Arlington High School (AHS) students in the Advanced Engineering/Manufacturing class spent the year engineering and designing bike racks for the city of Arlington. The city was in need of new bike racks and partnered with the high school to have the students design the racks.
Arlington locals Bea and Chuck Randall were recognized for their work bringing a community garden to the city at the garden’s new site on July 14.
Kids will be able to learn about what life was like during pioneer times as part of the annual Pioneer Days on July 27.
Marysville City Council and mayoral candidates plan to talk at a candidates forum on July 23.
National Night Out provides an opportunity for community members to talk with their police and city officials and Arlington and Marysville will participate again this year.
The Stillaguamish Valley Pioneers has received funding which will be used to finish two projects to help preserve local history thanks to some funding from the Snohomish County Historic Preservation Commission.
Washington State University will help local forest owners keep their habitats healthy with the 2019 Puget Sound Forest Owners Field Day on Aug. 10.
The North Snohomish County Relay for Life will be held in Marysville on July 20 and 21 to support local cancer survivors and cancer research
The Stillaguamish Senior Center offers many types of medical equipment for free as part of their Durable Medical Equipment Loan Program.
The Puget Sound’s 10th officially designated Manufacturing Industrial Center will be in the Smokey Point area.
The community’s help is needed to make sure hundreds of Marysville and Tulalip students have the tools they need to succeed. To help local children a School Supply Drive is currently underway. During the supply drive, which began July 1, community members can drop off critically needed sch…
Construction for Marysville’s First Street Bypass began in May and will continue through the next year and a half.
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Arlington repair and machine shop Newell Corp. recently took on a unique contract: restoring a historical 1947 steam locomotive to working condition.
Locals who wanted to sell their spare clothes, jewelry, fishing gear or other items came out to Marysville's annual Junk in the Trunk which was held on June 22 this year.
Frontier Days will return to Arlington this Fourth of July bringing the annual parade, Duck Dash and fireworks to the city, among other activities.
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