MARYSVILLE – Harry Potter is so popular it is expensive to put on one of his plays. So, the Marysville-Pilchuck Drama Club is putting on… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – We all know that Santa Claus is coming to town. But this early? Santa arrived at Cabela’s in Tulalip Saturday night. While a… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – As Veterans Day nears, some former military said this week they are proud of how the Navy Junior ROTC program at Marysville-Pilchuck High… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Even though the new portion of the waterfront trail at Sunnyside Boulevard is paved, the city asks that people don’t use it until… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – A Navy veteran of the Korean War era, Ken Cage has seen a lot of history in Marysville in his 53 years here.… Continue reading
By Renae James Fall is here but that doesn’t mean hiking season is over. You just need to be more selective on the trails you… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – If you have some extra clothes you want to get rid of, the Marysville Historical Society is having a FUNDrive that can help… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – The mystery of what’s inside the historic safe at the Marysville Museum has spread all the way to Japan. A Japanese TV show… Continue reading
Rachel Nanfito, above, is carrying on the family tradition. When her mom died, the family was thinking of selling 3rd Street Books. “There’s no money… Continue reading
SAN DIEGO – Gunner’s Mate 2nd Class Kimberly Herbert of Marysville conducts a public ship tour on the flight deck of the amphibious dock landing… Continue reading
By Steve Smith It’s that time of year when gardeners have to decide how they are going to manage their piles of leaves. Over the… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Second-year Liberty Elementary teacher Delm Bergner wants to inspire her students to keep teaching. So Oct. 25 she invited the choir from nearby… Continue reading
MARYSVILLE – Two senior girls from Marysville-Pilchuck High School, along with classmate Kyle Yund, have been named the Marysville Kiwanis-Soroptimist Girls and Boy of the… Continue reading
ARLINGTON – The city swore in five new officers Oct. 15. The department welcomed officers Shane Sharp, Dustin Bartlett, Rhonda Urton, Mike Ellis and Mike… Continue reading
