The State Fire Marshal reminds you that cooking fires are the leading cause of home fires and home fire injuries, with Thanksgiving being the peak day for cooking fires.

The City of Mill Creek reported major milestones have been reached in the 35th Avenue SE Reconstruction Project.

However, the road’s opening has been delayed until March at the soonest.

Seating at district graduation ceremonies is getting cozier as more students and their families gather to celebrate the educational milestone.

Everett Public Schools’ graduation rates have been steadily climbing over the past decade and have reached a record high.

I always like to take a minute this time of year to reflect back on the season and recall some of the things that I am thankful for. The weather is always at the top of the list. This was a good growing year.

Snohomish County is currently seeking volunteers for two open positions on the Boundary Review Board.

For over 50 years in Washington State, Boundary Review Boards have been instrumental in resolving disputes between property owners, citizens, developers and governmental authorities.

Our cat of the week Krystal is a four year old black and white kitty with the most striking golden eyes. One look at her and you will be smitten!

Krystal is a very sweet lady with a gentle temperament and a truly kind soul.

Attention bus riders!

Community Transit will operate limited bus service on Thanksgiving Day and the following day.

Fire District 7 firefighters contained a recreational vehicle fire that was spreading to the nearby residence east of Maltby early Tuesday morning, November 13th.

Residents were able to get out of the home safely and the damage to the residence was minimized.