Following their “Thanks for Giving!” program and luncheon in November 2018, the Mill Creek Women’s Club tallied up the donations received from their members and donors and were able to provide all items on the “wish lists” from the charities they support.

The Mill Creek City Council unanimously passed an almost $60,000,00 balanced 2019-2020 Biennial Budget at their December 4th meeting.

In order to balance the budget, the city council plans to use almost $4,000,000 of reserve funds to pay for increased spending, mostly in capital projects.

Snohomish County Fire District 1 is seeking committee members to prepare pro and/or con statements for the February 12th special election ballot measure to dissolve the fire district.

Even though Fire District 1 no longer provides fire and emergency medical services, it continues to exist as a special purpose district that can only be dissolved by a vote of the people.

Our dog of the week Keeko is looking for a home for the holidays, and he wants it to be with you!

Not only is Keeko adorable, but he's fun and full of personality too! At around eight years old this Shih Tzu mix is the perfect combination of spunky and snuggly.

Every young man can probably envision himself as part of the next Beach Boys, Beatles or Rolling Stones. Why do I say that? Because that’s what I remember thinking when I was a young man. Like many boys (and girls), I took music lessons. In my own case, it was piano, then guitar.

When the House of Representatives starts the 2019 session in January, Rep. John Lovick (D-Mill Creek) will hold the gavel as House Speaker Pro Tem.

During the last week in November his fellow lawmakers gave him the position for the second time.

Senator Steve Hobbs, D-Lake Stevens, was selected the last week of November to again serve as chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee.

In this capacity he worked over the past few years to deliver repairs to the sinking stretch of 35th Avenue SE in Mill Creek.