A plan to relocate two of Monroe’s homestead houses to make way for a new development faltered last fall.
The Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum at Paine Field has a new collection owner who intends to reopen the museum by year’s end.
A new teen mentorship program has emerged looking to offer teens a safe place to hang out
At the Aug. 16 City Council meeting, the Snohomish County Assessor is expected to show their office’s calculations on the tax impacts for the broader area if council proceeds with a local development tax exemption for the Midtown District
A few new park rules would let children establish little businesses and put a ban on flying drones overhead.
The 30-some employees in the county’s inpatient recovery and treatment facility acknowledged the center’s one-year anniversary of operations with a sheet cake and soda pop Aug. 2.
A bevy of art will be created and displayed across the city Thursday, Aug. 18.
A roundabout at Highway 9 at Avenue D will finally start construction Aug. 16.
Somebody broke and took half the bronze bat from the hands of a girl memorialized in the statue at Lake Tye Park
Leaders in Snohomish County government announced Monday, Aug. 8 the intent to buy the Days Inn hotel
Renee Uribe-Sayah feels grateful to have half her hearing.
Toxic blue-green algae spotted on Blackman Lake Monday, July 25
On Aug. 4-7, an all-day Paint Jam event is coming to Everett, bringing with it the creation of 30 new murals throughout the city
The Avenue A Gazebo is now getting a full refurbishment.
The Monroe School Board on Thursday selected Marci Larsen
Progress is steadily being made behind the scenes to widen the last part of state Route 522 and completely redo the Maltby Road/Paradise Lake Road intersection to get rid of the stoplight.
The school board expects to hire the district’s next superintendent this week, and the public can assist with the decision.
After George Floyd’s murder, young adults and teens under the name Generation Justice organized daily protests and a large Juneteenth event at Snohomish High School
After being on paid administrative leave for more than six months, Monroe School Superintendent Justin Blasko has agreed to resign his position on July 31.
The recently released final plan for Lord Hill Regional Park, the large recreational woodland between Snohomish and Monroe, again tweaks the trail system and reverses decisions.
