Monroe School Board race has new entrant, Monroe’s Red Robin restaurant closes
Mayor Cassie Franklin is directing the Police Department to clamp down on violent crime with a new cops unit
The Everett School District’s two levies ask to continue funding for education and to help it catch up on maintenance.
A resource for at-risk youth is growing as the nonprofit Cocoon House will soon open the doors to its new center on Colby Avenue.
A full repave of the bumpy Bickford Avenue bridge over state Route 9 requires closing the bridge. A detour will be set up.
From the new Midtown district that runs down Avenue D and beyond, the city is looking to stimulate development.
The Village Theatre will continue presenting professional musical shows at the city’s performing arts center through 2025 under a new deal.
The new Monroe monument sign at the 522 roundabout finished installation Wednesday
The closed Snohomish fishing dock also to get new decking for its repair work.
A council committee last week directed city administration to restart the pursuit on a new connection road from the Eaglemont housing developments to the Chain Lake Road roundabout.
A new permanent superintendent will take the reins at Monroe Schools come fall 2023.
People can discover new films and gain new perspectives at the upcoming 22nd annual Everett Film Festival.
The new small rock arrangement and plaque honoring former Superintendent Bill Mester at the Snohomish Aquatic Center is something even he may have been too bashful to allow
Voters said yes to the Everett School District’s levy requests for preserving its educational budget and for capital improvements that include replacing two entire schools.
The city’s $106 million proposed budget keeps a steady hand on municipal finances while Monroe continues to grow.
The City Council on July 5 voted 5-1 to pause taking a vote on whether to give a short-term tax exemption to multi-family residential developers in the Midtown District
Somebody broke and took half the bronze bat from the hands of a girl memorialized in the statue at Lake Tye Park
Statewide, wearing a face covering will be mandatory starting Friday, June 26 for both indoor and outdoor settings, government officials announced Tuesday.
Nancy Keith will be the next administrator of the Snohomish Chamber of Commerce
Providence nurses “getting closer” to new contract
