ARLINGTON – The 4-year-old Arlington Viking Festival was defeated. The Downtown Arlington Business Association decided not to fund it after last year because it wasn’t… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Eight boys with Arlington Boy Scout Troop 178 and two Scout leaders worked at the Arlington Cemetery Sept. 11 cleaning headstones, pulling weeds… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Reece Construction began working on the Splash Pad at Haller Park this week. Underground utilities are being installed with construction on the pad… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Brig. Gen. Vincent Buggs wants his new command in Marysville to be more involved in the community. He even has had talks with… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Since the shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck almost four years ago, Kelsey Sheldon has not wanted to go to school. Now she does. She doesn’t… Continue reading
ARLINGTON - It’s been 17 years but for many first responders the 9-11 terrorist attacks are as fresh as if they happened yesterday. That is… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Mayor Jon Nehring read a proclamation at Monday night’s City Council meeting making September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month here. Josh Estes, whose young… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – First responders risked their lives to save thousands of others working in the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001. Mayor Jon Nehring reminded… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Despite gray skies and pending rain, hundreds of people attended the Marysville Touch-A-Truck today at Asbery Field. A lot of them were children.… Continue reading
By Rick Thiessen For the Globe-Times Allen Creek Community Church, or AC3 for short, started with 15 people in a North Marysville living room in… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – School campuses across Arlington were abuzz as students celebrated their first day back to school. At Pioneer Elementary, eager parents and siblings waited… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Bicyclist Andrew Leaf is riding on faith. The resident skills coordinator at the Interfaith Family Shelter started a sabbatical over the Labor Day… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Anyone who attends today’s Brew and Cider Fest at the Opera House can expect a Wilder time. That’s because the Margaret Wilder Band… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Smaller class sizes and improving behavior are two key goals of the Marysville School District this year. Both were evident on the first… Continue reading
TULALIP – The Tulalip Tribes recently purchased a fire truck for Snohomish County Fire District 15, also known as Tulalip Bay Fire Station. Fire Chief… Continue reading
