The Mill Creek Library is bringing a program about the bold women of Washington to Mill Creek.

The free presentation will be at 4:00 pm on Saturday, November 9th, at the Mill Creek Retirement Community’s Oak Room

Representatives of the Washington State Auditor’s Office conducted an audit entrance conference at the October 8th Mill Creek City Council meeting.

The purpose of the entrance conference was to inform city leaders and city staff of the scope of this year’s audits.

First off, I suspect you would like an explanation of what the heck is a “bud-blooming” heather. It’s a fair question so here is my answer: A bud-blooming heather is a type of Calluna (a commonly planted summer-blooming heather that is in many of our gardens).

When most people are ready to retire, they head to somewhere warm. But this little guy left Hawaii to retire in Washington, ditching the toasty, tropical sun for gray skies and cool nights.

After boarding a plane and crossing the ocean, our dog of the week Tagg is here waiting to meet his forever family!

Now is the time to refresh yourself and your family about the best ways to avoid getting the flu, and to avoid spreading it if you do get sick. Scrub your hands. Cover your cough. Get your flu vaccine. Stay home if you feel ill.

The title of this article comes, of all places, from that old rock and roll song: “Up on the Roof – by the Drifters.” The words from the song are (in part): “On the roof, it's peaceful as can be, and there the world below can't bother me.”

Mill Creek will be bustling on October 31st as it upholds its tradition of hosting two spooktacular Halloween events, Treats on Main Street and Trunk or Treat.

The Northwest Watercolor Society's 2019 membership exhibition features 51 watercolor paintings selected from more than 300 entries from artists accross the US and Canada. The exhibition runs October 15th to November 22nd at Tsuga Fine Art & Framing in Bothell.