As the evening progressed Sunday, May 31, the crowd shifted on First Street. A few bore Confederate flags.
On Monday afternoon, the city and the sheriff's office announced Captain Robert Palmer as the city's new interim police chief for approximately 90 days, effective Monday
The word of approval came down at 10 a.m. Friday of Snohomish County's request to advance to Phase 2, effective immediately.
School board member Jerry Martin resigned Wednesday after a video showing him not getting involved over his teen's use of derogatory and racial words led to social condemnation.
County officials have petitioned the state to let Snohomish County move to Phase 2 of the governor’s Safe Start plan.
When the social distancing guidelines were put into place, churches across the county started streaming services online to the masses.
First Street did not see a large-scale protest like what happened in Seattle and Bellevue
SNOHOMISH — “I’ve seen a lot of people walk by here over the years but I haven’t seen this,” a neighbor said as he shut off his lawnmower to go get a better view: a lamb was strutting down the road.
Snohomish high school students in the Sonic Squirrels robotics team have utilized their 3D printers
Progress continues on the Carnegie Building’s restoration, as crews lately are moving the earth and preparing to install a new front stairway.
Selling the Wood Creek forest near the Valley View neighborhood is off the table for the time being.
This should be Rebecca Grant’s happiest time of the year.
Tennis, motorsports and guided outdoor sports such as river rafting got the green light, with limitations
Ron Simmons is planning to call it a day soon.
Drive-up COVID-19 test sites are currently being conducted outside the Stanwood Library and the Marysville Library.
The city’s game plan to eventually move its Public Works department to new digs is crystallizing.
A host of agencies are coordinating efforts to keep the novel coronavirus in check among the county’s homeless population.
The city’s in the running to win a national small-town contest that would award a cool $25,000.
Every weekday morning, the camera goes live, and Geoff Godfrey is ready to greet a crowd of people.
You can still take the spring tree tour on your own and maintain social distancing. it is a tour which highlights Snohomish’s largest, unique and most adored arbors.
