New report highlights COVID-19 cases are plateauing

On Friday, August 14th, the Washington State Department of Health released the latest statewide situation report, which reflects the flattening of new COVID-19 case counts in most counties in western and eastern Washington.

First responders recussitate Lake Stevens man in cardiac arrest

A Lake Stevens police officer and a Fire District 7 EMS crew who responded to a 911 call revived a man who had a heart attack and collapsed while checking out at the Lake Stevens Safeway on Wednesday evening, August 12th.

Forever Home Cat of the Week - Isis

Don’t tell our cat of the week Isis she’s in the senior age bracket, because she has no idea! At 14-years-old, Isis is still spunky and enjoys playing. She’s an expert stalker and pouncer, showing toy mice that she’s the boss!

Isis is friendly and loving and will make a wonderful companion.

Registration for free online Parent and Children’s Leadership Training Institutes now open

Registration for a free online 11-week Parent Leadership Training Institute designed to develop leadership and public speaking abilities in parents, children, community members, and family professionals is now open.

Graduates receive five college credits toward higher education goals by attending this Everett Community College course.

Mill Creek Police Blotter - July 31st August 6th

Mill Creek Police officers make any number of contacts and respond to numerous calls for service every day.

According to the latest Mill Creek Police Blotter, a total of 397 responses were recorded the week of July 24th to July 30th.

The Farm and Creekside West construction to cause some traffic delays

Continued construction of The Farm multi-use development and new construction of the Creekside West residential development may cause some traffic delays on 35th Avenue SE and 132nd Street SE beginning the week of August 10th.

Community Transit seeks to award surplus vans to local non-profit organizations

Community Transit will award up to 12 surplus 15-passenger vans, earmarked for auction, to local nonprofit organizations to further meet the demand for transportation. They seek qualified 501(c)3 organizations to apply.

Nationwide outbreak of Salmonella Newport linked to onions includes Washington cases

A nationwide Salmonella Newport outbreak linked to onions shipped from May through the present includes cases in Washington.

Residents are encouraged to check for the recalled onions and if found to throw them away.

Weekend US 2 project north of Snohomish to backup traffic

If the weather cooperates this weekend, contractor crews will close one lane of US 2 over the Pilchuck River to replace the bridge’s expansion joints.

Flaggers will alternate traffic through the single open lane from 9:00 pm on Friday, August 7th, until 4:00 am on Monday, August 10th.

Thad Hovis named Chief of South County Fire

The South County Fire Board of Commissioners has selected Thad Hovis to serve as Fire Chief of the regional fire authority. He was sworn-in on Tuesday night, August 4th, during a board meeting held via teleconference.

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New report highlights COVID-19 cases are plateauing

First responders recussitate Lake Stevens man in cardiac arrest

Forever Home Cat of the Week - Isis

Registration for free online Parent and Children’s Leadership Training Institutes now open

Mill Creek Police Blotter - July 31st August 6th

The Farm and Creekside West construction to cause some traffic delays

Community Transit seeks to award surplus vans to local non-profit organizations

Nationwide outbreak of Salmonella Newport linked to onions includes Washington cases

Weekend US 2 project north of Snohomish to backup traffic

Thad Hovis named Chief of South County Fire

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