HITS Marysville’s Father-Daughter and Mother-Son dances. The Fields of Dreams in Lakewood. That’s what happens when a community supports its schools. Maryfest for bringing pro… Continue reading
By Jon Nehring Now that winter weather is finally behind us, and we’re starting to enjoy longer and warmer days, spring cleaning may be on… Continue reading
By Lorraine Loomis The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife plans to strategically release an additional 50 million chinook from its hatcheries this year to… Continue reading
By Todd Fahlman I’m tired of the real estate “Chicken Littles” you hear who analyze using fear mongering. Justified or not it can create a… Continue reading
By Nate Nehring Our government is based on a representative form in which voters get to select the people they want to make decisions on… Continue reading
By Emily Countryman Spring is here. It’s time for a Spring Cleaning for your health and wellness. We are creatures of habit, and over time… Continue reading
By Jenny Smith I remember sitting in a friend’s dorm room in college and a few of us got to talking about homosexuality. I quickly… Continue reading
Being local newspapers for Marysville and Arlington, we don’t get a chance often to deal with state politics. But since I’m a board member now… Continue reading
By Gary Sabol Arlington Public Schools’ Advisory Council for Education has been researching topics under consideration by school board for more than a dozen years,… Continue reading
By Pete Lundberg What is the school district doing about snow days? How can the district help my student find courses of study that work… Continue reading
By Barb Tolbert The Arlington Comprehensive Plan expresses community priorities that guide the city’s vision and what we want our city to become. The plan… Continue reading
By Steve Powell Throughout my almost 62 years, I have enjoyed volunteer service, but like most people I couldn’t devote much time to it because… Continue reading
The time’s they are a changing - and people are tired of it. Therefore, it’s past time for the state legislature to approve a law… Continue reading
By Todd Fahlman You don’t have to look at the calendar to figure out what time of the year it is. The temperatures are finally… Continue reading
By Emily Countryman Are you trying to get healthier and not sure where to start when you walk down the supplement aisle? Do large supplement… Continue reading
By Jenny Smith During one of those long snow days we had recently, I asked my kids what they wanted to do. The 7-year-old announced,… Continue reading
By Marc Rosson The Arlington Public Schools Board of Directors recently sent letters to legislators in the 39th Legislative District, which encompasses many cities in… Continue reading
By Jessica Beckstrand On Oct. 29, 2015, Layla Beckstrand was diagnosed with Stage 4 High Risk Neuroblastoma at only 18 months old. Neuroblastoma affects the… Continue reading
