By Emily Countryman Have you ever eaten a meal only to want to eat again shortly thereafter? Are you constantly tired and experiencing sugar highs… Continue reading
As a hyper-local newspaper focusing mostly on Marysville and Arlington issues, we can’t do much on national and state politics. However, we do know some… Continue reading
By Aaron Thompson At Marysville Foursquare we envision being a church that helps people grow in a real relationship with Jesus in a gospel community.… Continue reading
By Mary Salamon In December 1944, at the height of World War II, Gen. Patton called upon chief of staff Col. Paul D. Hawkins and… Continue reading
By Jon Nehring A key part of the city’s long-range economic development strategy is the Arlington-Marysville Manufacturing Industrial Center. This 4,000-acre site includes properties in… Continue reading
By Todd Fahlman The real estate market is open 365 days a year – yes, even on holidays – but there are cyclical trends to… Continue reading
By Kathy Ehman September is an exciting time and the beginning of the school year with students and teachers coming together to learn and grow… Continue reading
By Jenny Smith We’ve been exploring what makes us better together in Marysville. We are a fast-growing community with lots to love but our research… Continue reading
For a number of years, schools in Washington state have emphasized that students become involved in community service. That connection has been great not only… Continue reading
By David Beyer, Leonard Kelley, Jon Nehring, Nate Nehring and Barbara Tolbert For The Globe-Times As the construction industry in Snohomish County continues to boom,… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Even with the postage paid, thousands of Washington voters didn’t get their ballots in on time for the August primary. Collectively, auditors rejected… Continue reading
Congratulations to the teachers in Marysville, Arlington and Lakewood for the big raises you received this year. We know you didn’t get into teaching for… Continue reading
In last month’s column I wrote about the various sources of city revenue. This month I’ll look at expenditures as we continue to work on… Continue reading
Have you noticed? It’s not such an insane, over-the-top real estate market anymore. The thought of I’ll just throw a for sale sign in my… Continue reading
Being a pastor is a fascinating profession. We’re invited into powerful moments in the lives of people like weddings, a hospital bed side, newborn babies… Continue reading
Praise to the Marysville School District and the teachers union for coming to a tentative agreement. We appreciate the teachers understanding that they couldn’t receive… Continue reading
