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South County Fire will host five free Kids Fire Camps beginning July 23. The camps give children and their caregivers an interactive opportunity to connect with their neighborhood firefighters while learning important safety skills. Each camp lasts one to two hours and will be held at locations throughout South County Fire’s service area. Community members […]

On Tuesday, July 14th at approximately 10:28 p.m., Marysville Police officers responded to a reported physical altercation between two adult males who were known to each other. The fight occurred behind Don’s Restaurant, located at 1216 4th St. in Marsyville. During the incident, one of the individuals became unresponsive and stopped breathing. Despite life-saving efforts […]

Celebrating its 57th year, the Lake Stevens Aquafest returns earlier in the month than normal. It usually runs the last weekend in July, bumped it earlier to finally have a carnival with rides, which went  missing since the COVID years. Aquafest is one of the Pacific Northwest’s largest summer waterfront festivals. Three days of parades, […]

Pacific Coast Cheer Co. Brands is bringing their Bigfoot’s Brawl Cheer and Dance Championships to Monroe, Washington, January 16-17, 2027, at the Evergreen State Fair Park. The upcoming cheer and dance championships season is the first-time held in Monroe. Cheer and dance teams from across the Pacific Northwest and West Coast Region will perform their […]

Marysville Police ProAct team members, in collaboration with members of the Violent Offender Task Force (VOTF) and Region 1 SWAT team, participated in an operation Thursday evening that resulted in the capture of a suspect that was believed to be the driver of a vehicle involved in a felony hit-and-run incident that evolved into a […]

Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring has been elected president of the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). The election was conducted by city leaders from across Washington state during the AWC Annual Conference, held June 23-26 in Spokane, Washington. “I am honored to serve as AWC president and to do my part to help Washington’s cities and […]

Northern Washington’s premiere animal welfare center is breaking ground on their critical Dog Pod & Wellness Center for shelter animals. For the last 23 years The NOAH Center has been steadfast in their efforts to improve the lives of animals and people living in Washington communities by working with overcrowded open-intake shelters to transfer and […]

The popular breakfast and brunch restaurant, Maltby Cafe, is getting a major overhaul, along with the surrounding area. Builders call the new plans a “thoughtfully designed community gathering place that will honor the history of Maltby while helping shape its future.” Maltby Cafe opened up back in 1998. Westcott Homes is working closely with current […]

A 6-year-old boy who was kidnapped overnight from Lynnwood has been located safe and unharmed in King County. The 32-year-old suspect remains outstanding and is believed to be driving the victim’s 2010 silver Ford Fusion with Washington license plate CVF8854. Around 10 p.m. Monday, deputies responded to reports of an assault and a female victim […]

This past weekend, Girls on the Run Snohomish County (GOTRSnoCo), a nonprofit that empowers young girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident, welcomed more than 2,000 people at their annual Celebration 5K event in Mill Creek. Girls on the Run program participants from across Snohomish County, along with their families, coaches, volunteers, and community members, […]