As more job opportunities have continued to arise at Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots, all three properties will host a “Tulalip Hiring Fair” on Friday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon with application assistance from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.. There will be …
For possibly the first time the Tulalip Tribes flag was be flown with the U.S. flag and the Washington state flag at Marysville-Pilchuck High School.
Local organizations helped put together a Juneteenth celebration in downtown Marysville this year to help raise Black voices of the community.
The city of Marysville plans to provide funds to help community neighborhoods and businesses improve their appearance this summer.
Local Black activists and government officials plan to talk about racial equity and Black history at a Marysville Juneteenth event at Comeford Park.
Arlington Police Chief Jonathan Ventura is inviting community members to begin conversations with him as part of a new program this month.
Local emergency management officials say the county will transition to more community clinics
Marysville Boy Scout Colin Roach and several fellow community members helped clean up hundreds of headstones of veterans before Memorial Day this year.
Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring talked about new development and parks in the city at his most coffee klatch meeting on May 24.
The Marysville office of the Center of Independence can assist people with disabilities to live more self-directed lives.
The Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors recognized “Simply Amazing” students and staff at its regular board meeting on May 24. The Simply Amazing program is a districtwide recognition of students and staff who stand out for going above and beyond at their schools.
Marysville’s Diversity Committee has re-formed around a renewed commitment to listen to marginalized groups and work toward improving local inclusiveness.
Organizers of the Strawberry Festival will hold their first ever virtual auction to support the festival this June.
On July 14, 2021, the Marysville School District Board of Directors will receive a report from the district Instructional Materials and Curriculum Committee recommending adoption of the following instructional material for grades 6-8: Second Step Digital Resources, Grade 5 FLASH Lesson Plan …
On Memorial Day weekend at the Marysville Cemetery, Marysville residents are invited to honor military service members who have died in service to this county.
Dog owners will find a number of vendors and a variety of fun activities for their pets at the city of Marysville’s Poochella event on June 5.
Local Paul Lewis hoped to take one last trip to a wilderness site he had been to many times before his own disabilities prevented him from ever seeing it again.
Marysville residents will be able to search around the Ebey Waterfront Trail as part of the city’s next scavenger hunt event.
Local officials talked about the latest data and trends with youth drug use during the "Not in Our House" online event on May 18.
The Arlington High School Diversity Council hosted a gallery walk on May 19 to showcase the “See Every Eagle” project. Students involved with the Diversity Council, Yearbook staff, and ASB leadership collaborated this year with some mentors to ensure AHS photos that are on display throughout…
The Arlington School District plans to hold full five-day in-person instruction when students return to class next September.
At the May 5, 2021, Lakewood School Board meeting Director Larry Bean submitted his letter of resignation from his position as Lakewood School Board Director for Director District #5. His resignation is effective May 5, 2021. Director Bean began serving as a Board member on June 2, 2010 an…
COVID-19 virus vaccines may soon be available to youths age 12 and up, and county officials are preparing to support that new wave of eligible people.
Arlington community groups helped restore some wetland environment on May 1 at Stormwater Wetland Park.
Snohomish County locals will be able to help temporarily house teenagers in need as part of a new program from Cocoon House.
For their academic achievement and volunteer work Gabriela Pineda and Jasmine Nguyen were recognized as the May Students of the Month in Marysville.
The Marysville Salary Commission now has four new members. The appointments were recommended by Mayor Jon Nehring and authorized by the City Council at its April 26 meeting.
Gov. Inslee said there will be a two-week pause in deciding if counties will have to change phases
Several local organizations help distribute food and supplies to homeless people across Snohomish County on May 8.
Marysville-Pilchuck High School students Julia Davis and Victoria Wilde were recognized for their volunteer service to the community as the April Students of the Month.
Arlington High School’s Sports Medicine team competed with schools from across Washington as they participated in the state tournament in April.
Got questions about city of Marysville programs and projects? You can ask Mayor Jon Nehring from the comfort of your own home by joining him for a virtual Coffee Klatch. The Facebook Live event is scheduled for Monday, May 24, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
The second annual Stronger Together event in Arlington, Lakewood and Darrington will help residents learn about the diversity in their communities.
Tulalip Tribes officials and community members talked during an online Q&A on May 5 about the high levels of violence and murder that Native American women face.
Memorial Day is celebrated each May to commemorate the people who died in service of the United States of America. This year is will be observed on May 31. May is also National Military Appreciation Month,
United States military personnel serve both domestically and abroad. Active-duty personnel are following in the footsteps of retired veterans and protecting the freedoms of their fellow Americans while also playing a vital role in protecting millions of non-Americans across the globe.
Snohomish County officials say that renewed business restrictions could be coming to the county as the coronavirus case rate and hospitalization rate continue to increase locally.
The Arlington School District is waiving summer school fees to give all students access to additional support this summer.
After a months-long process the Marysville Police Department premiered their new vehicle model and graphics that they hope will be their model and design for the foreseeable future.
The Ken Baxter Community Center is scheduled for demolition beginning May 10 and the center is planned to reopen next year in what is currently the Marysville Municipal Court building.
The city of Arlington and the Parks, Arts and Recreation Commission helped to plan trees at Quake Park to celebrate Arbor Day this year.
Stronger Together is a COVID-compliant family-friendly on-line and outdoor event on May 15 and 16 in Arlington, Darrington and Lakewood. This multi-community cultural event is about exploring the surface, shallow and deep cultures that we each bring to our communities. How we are the same? …
Arlington’s Pioneer Elementary students are helping to repair a wetland near to the school that many teachers are now using as a classroom.
The Marysville fishing derby will be held virtually this year with families encouraged to come down to Marysville’s Jensnings Park to cast their lines.
The Tulalip Swap Meet held their grand opening at their new location near the old Quil Ceda Creek Casino on April 24.
Arlington School District officials listened to local parents during the most recent virtual Community Voices event on April 22.
The Marysville School District Board of Directors is accepting applications to replace the position of District 3 Board Director, serving the central areas of the school district (see map for reference). Seat 3 became vacant when Director Pete Lundberg recently resigned his position for per…
Several local organizations and the city of Marysville will again team up to help residents recycle personal documents and other material at the annual Shred-a-Thon.
The southbound Stillaguamish River Bridge on I-5 will receive maintenance this summer that will close some lanes and help preserve the bridge structure.
The pausing of distribution of the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine will cause some changes to county vaccine efforts as case rates continue to rise locally.
The Arlington Garden Club will have their first plant sale and fundraiser in more than a year on May 22 at the parking lot of the Gleneagle Country Club. The sale will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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