In an effort to get residents to upgrade to more energy efficient appliances, the Washington state Cash for Appliances rebate program began on Monday, March 15.
The man wanted on a $1 million second-degree murder arrest warrant, who is also a suspect in the March 9 of the Marysville Haggen Pharmacy, was taken into custody Friday, March 12.
The Marysville Fire District and Domino’s Pizza are teaming up to encourage area residents to check the batteries in their smoke alarms when they change their clocks.
Marysville firefighters will help Domino’s Pizza deliver orders in the Marysville area during the first few days of Daylight Savings Time, March 15-17.
Shelby Hintze and Danny Stokes have been named the Marysville Soroptimist and Kiwanis students of the month for February.
Marysville residents and business owners will have a chance to share a cup of coffee with their mayor, but only if they sign up soon.
Firefighters in Snohomish County will be encouraging citizens to check their smoke alarms, and installing free smoke alarms in some areas, on “Smoke Alarm Saturday,” March 13.
North county Haggen Food & Pharmacy locations are ramping up their support for the largest annual fundraiser by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
United States Rep. Rick Larsen got an abbreviated tour of two north county senior and low-income housing developments on Friday, March 8.
Marysville Police are investigating a collision that has resulted in serious injuries to a 10-year-old Marysville girl.
Just after 4:30 p.m. March 10, police responded to the scene in the 7900 block of 80th Ave. where it was reported a vehicle had struck the girl while she was riding her bicycle.
Marysville Police Investigators believe James Douglas Fryberg, 21, who is wanted on a $1 million Second-Degree Murder arrest warrant is responsible for an armed robbery that occurred in Marysville Tuesday evening.
Marysville Police are looking for a 21 year old Tulalip man and murder suspect, after he failed to appear at a Superior Court hearing March 9.
A family of three and their dog have been displaced after a chimney caught fire and spread to the roof of a Marysville home.
The Marysville School District Board of Directors voted to replace Totem Middle School’s principal, but keep its staff, to qualify for federal grant money aimed at turning around the nation’s lowest-performing schools.
