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 271 responses were recorded the week of August 27th to September 2nd.

Mill Creek Garden Club finished a summer bonanza series of raffles with its final winner last week. Thanks to volunteer Donna Werner who generously put together what I call a “go ahead, make my day” raffle basket.

Our lucky winner was member Gail Fraioli who was thrilled to get that phone call and have the basket delivered to her doorstep.

The Mill Creek Art and Beautification Board met on July 14th to select the 2021 Great Garden Award recipients, and then went to the winner’s homes on August 11th to deliver formal award letters and signs for the winners to place in their yards.

There was jubilation in six beautiful gardens when several members planned a Mill Creek Garden Club members-only Garden Tour on August 10th. “Plan it and they will come”—and they did!

The Mill Creek Women's Club has been taking a break for the summer but will be able to come together again in person on Wednesday, September 15th.

COVID-19 protocols will be followed per the Governor’s directives, so we are requiring all those who wish to attend to be fully vaccinated.

The City of Mill Creek and Mill Creek Festival organizers care about the community and want everyone to be aware that roads will be closed making traffic and parking difficult from Friday, August 13th, to Sunday, August 15th.

Most of the ballots that have been received for the 2021 Primary Election have now been counted.

As of Thursday afternoon, August 5th, only 18 votes separated Mill Creek City Council candidates Melissa Duque and Adam Morgan.

Washington State Patrol detectives are looking for witnesses to a shooting on north I-5 near the 164th Street exit.

On Tuesday evening, August 3rd, the victim vehicle was struck with two bullets on the passenger side.

One person was injured and taken to hospital.