MARYSVILLE – Despite cloudy skies thousands of people attended the city’s annual Touch a Truck event Saturday. As always, the longest line formed to ride… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Members of the city police and fire departments and the public paid tribute to those involved in the Sept. 11 tragedy 18 years… Continue reading
Driver killed; ribbon cutting; deaths
LAKEWOOD – With its new high school, the Lakewood School District is better off than most locally. “Nothing in Lakewood needs to be fixed,” new… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – The “Welcome Back” assembly at Marysville-Pilchuck High School is always fun. But it was made extra special today when it was announced that… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Red Curtain opens its 10th season Sept. 6-22 with the popular dramatic comedy “Steel Magnolias.” In the fictional northwestern Louisiana parish of Chinquapin… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – For 31 years, retiring Marysville Police Chief Rick Smith has given his all to his profession and community. His wife, Chris, has been… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – When Nicole and Seth Funden were recently married in Arlington, they wanted to include their family in their first dance, so they were… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Bombardier Joseph Greco, a blind 13-year-old boy adopted from China, won the 2019 FATPNW Flour Bombing contest on Sunday Funday at the Arlington… Continue reading
By Sharon Salyer For the Globe MARYSVILLE – Kelly Estes is a veteran of ear infection “wars.” Her daughter, Ella, began suffering painful infections when… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Steve Glaze found his calling as a volunteer for Sno-Isle Libraries and member of the Friends of the Arlington Library. He’s one of… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – If you still are in need of school supplies, and you don’t want to deal with red tape, you still have an opportunity… Continue reading
TULALIP – The first Revival Jam Music and Art Festival will be held Sept. 6-7 at a private property near the water in Tulalip. The… Continue reading
LAKE GOODWIN – About 40 teenagers gathered at Camp Killoqua last week to learn what to do in case of a disaster. It was the… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Changing the date of the Arlington Fly-In paid off. There were more attendees, more vendors, more campers, more airplanes and more to do.… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The Arlington High School class of 1959 recently had its 60th reunion and gathered together for this photograph. Back row: Bill Rice (behind… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – The 5-year-old Marysville Farmers Market was in trouble. The director was leaving to start his own church. Another of its leaders had a… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Their name sounds violent but their message is one of peace. War performed at the Festival of the River Sunday and lead singer… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – Native American dancers, singers and drummers from all over participated in the 30th Annual Festival of the River over the weekend. Dancers at… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Years ago, people, young ones especially, feared police. Now, police in the Marysville Police Department want to be more “approachable,” Cmdr. Mark Thomas… Continue reading
