SMOKEY POINT — Joseph So caught his first glimpse of the Medallion Hotel a decade ago, during a drive on I-5, but it left a lasting impression.
ARLINGTON — The Stillaguamish Festival of the River offered no shortage of bouncy houses, diverse cuisine and concert performances, as well as booths for those who wanted to learn about the local watershed and ecosystem.
ARLINGTON — Applications are due Aug. 22 for those interested in joining the newly established Youth Councils for Arlington and Darrington.
ARLINGTON — The call came in on the last day of July.
ARLINGTON — When Heather Logan retired from Cascade Valley Hospital after 22 years, she wasn’t expecting to get another job after 22 months.
ARLINGTON — Less than a week after Chief Travis Hots confirmed that Getchell Fire District 22 had pulled out of consideration for a proposed Regional Fire Authority, Arlington Heights Fire District 21 and Silvana Fire District 19 confirmed that they’ve scrapped their plans for an RFA, too.
SMOKEY POINT — Arlington detective Mike Sargent stopped by Granroth Insurance to kick off the “Conversations with a Cop” program Aug. 3.
ARLINGTON — Gleneagle was but one of the 12 neighborhoods in Arlington that hosted the annual National Night Out Against Crime Aug. 2, but its golf course country club was packed with residents eager to hear from police and city officials.
GETCHELL — Travis Hots, the Arlington Heights fire chief who became well-known during the Oso slide disaster, said Tuesday that he is resigning from that post.
ARLINGTON — Within the first half-hour, the volunteer crew of firefighters, parents and other community members at Presidents Elementary had applied blue stripes to 50 vehicles.
SILVANA — The Silvana Fair marks a unique overlap in the seasons in that it marks the start of not only the fair season for many young breeders and showers of livestock, but also the final month of summer vacation for school-age families.
ARLINGTON — When Arlington had its Fourth of July parade, spectators probably were surprised see Halloween-themed zombie cadets lurching along Olympic Avenue.
ARLINGTON — In the midst of the rest of the construction taking place at Lakewood High School, the new football field is finally being put down, with some features that set it apart from the typical high school turf.
