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
Campaign kickoff, citywide garage sale, deaths
