ARLINGTON – Housing prices are going up, so fewer people who are on the bubble of affordability are able to pull off buying a home.… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – If school isn’t your thing – don’t drop out, consider a career in the trades. That’s the message Scott Peterson wants to get… Continue reading
The Marysville Globe won first place in General Excellence in the biggest weekly circulation category in the state Friday at the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – When Lyanne Rolf was going to classes at Arlington High School in the mid-1990s, she spent time after class at the Arlington Boys… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – The Margaret Wilder Band entertained about 100 people at the first Brew and Cider Fest at the Marysville Opera House Oct. 6. Proceeds… Continue reading
By Steve Powell spowell@marysvilleglobe.com MARYSVILLE – “I’ll be there,” the old Jackson 5 classic, could be the chamber’s new motto. “We serve small businesses, and… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – The Greater Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce’s only Lifetime Member, John Wolcott, has died. Wolcott was a member of the chamber since 1991… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Top Cub Aircraft is building a new manufacturing facility at Arlington Municipal Airport that will build planes for the high-flying China market, an… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Old video games never die - they go to Another Castle. The store sells used games like Pong and Super Mario Brothers. But… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Santa brought the Christmas spirit to the Marysville Farmers Market last weekend. “Christmas in July” was just one of the weekly themes the… Continue reading
TULAIP – Many Marysville residents who had fireworks envy because of the ban went to Boom City on the Tulalip reservation. Sales neither exploded or… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Bartell Drugs plans to open a new store in Arlington in the first quarter of 2018. It will be the 68th store in… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Arlington Public Schools instructors brought a new twist to the traditional job fair concept on Wednesday when they hosted the first Skilled Trades… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – No pain no gain doesn’t cut it in the world of dentistry. Limiting pain as much as possible is how they stay in… Continue reading
By Brandon Adam For the Globe-Times MARYSVILLE — You think you can see well? Doesn’t matter, you should still get your eyes checked. “You should… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Can you hear me now? That popular line from a commercial applies to many people. About 25 percent of the population can’t hear… Continue reading
LAKEWOOD – Seems like almost everyone, especially after the holidays, wants to lose weight. I can’t tell you the number of times that’s been my… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – An apartment project currently under site plan review is many months away from breaking ground, but the design features provide a glimpse of… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Stereotypes can be hard to change, but Donna’s Truck Stop and the trucking industry nationwide are working to do just that. Truckers used… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Long-haul truckers Glen Adams and Bobby Samuel agree that the industry has cleaned up its reputation the past few years. Adams, of New… Continue reading
