Members of Girl Scout Troop No. 44528 installed a “Little Free Library” in Pilchuck Park on Monday, June 3.
The city could score a $733,000 grant to construct a traffic signal, and have other improvements, at Bickford Avenue and Weaver Road.
Police officer Craig Robertson has written the most DUI and traffic tickets in his department over the last year, which helped him win law enforcement accolades.
An unusual collaboration is providing new gathering spaces in Snohomish County’s parks.
A special style of court to rebuild the lives of people charged with low-level crimes is being sought by legal professionals within Snohomish County.
Police Chief Keith Rogers would like to slow the “revolving door” among patrol officers at the department.
People with more than 300 years combined in education are retiring this year from the Snohomish School District.
This fairly new trail takes you deep into the Sultan River Canyon where towering old growth trees and steep slopes shade a remote section of the Sultan River.
The next construction project in the North Kelsey area could be a densely packed apartment complex standing three stories tall.
Area food banks will soon be stocked with lettuce, squash, carrots and other fresh vegetables, courtesy of the Martha Perry Vegetable Garden.
There’s one race on the City Council as incumbent Councilman Ed Davis is being challenged by Delma Silva, a city planning commission member.
The Port of Everett may use eminent domain to acquire the former Kimberly-Clark mill site.
He’s a playful pup, until he’s directed to pursue.
Cathcart Elementary badly needs to be replaced. So do five other elementary schools in the Snohomish School District, says a citizen’s advisory group.
The Tribune has lost one of its brightest journalists.
A mother’s untimely death led to gifts of life for a score of strangers, and for generations to come.
New twists and prominent headliners could make this weekend’s sixth annual Fisherman’s Village Music Festival its biggest and best yet.
Don Purvis’ voice booms across the Rotary Field parking lot.
The City Council last week unanimously approved changes to the master plan for the Riverfront Development.
The state budget is dishing out $3 billion in bonds across the state, giving many local projects a piece of the pie.
