Comprehensive Plan Update changes housing, zoning policies
EVERETT June 25: The Everett Planning Department is in the third phase of its Comprehensive Plan Update for 2044,... Read More.
Author: Mikayla Finnerty
UPDATED: Everett NewsGuild protests Herald layoffs
UPDATE June 25,11:30 a.m.: This morning the Everett NewsGuild announced that they will continue its strike today, June 25 after... Read More.
Nighttime southbound I-5 lane, ramp repairs this week
Press release from the Washington State Department of Transportation:
EVERETT June 20 – People traveling overnight on southbound Interstate 5... Read More.
Local journalism under attack, Herald layoffs and censorship
UPDATE June 20, 3:56 p.m.: The Daily Herald republished the article in question on June 20 at 3:33 p.m.... Read More.
A walk through Everett history
EVERETT June 19: The Historic Everett Cemetery Tour is an opportunity for Everett residents to learn and appreciate the... Read More.
Plan ahead for Marysville Strawberry Festival closures
Press release from the City of Marysville:
MARYSVILLE & EVERETT June 18: With the Marysville Strawberry Festival getting underway, it’s... Read More.
Everett Fourth of July, Summer events schedule
Press release from the City of Everett:
EVERETT June 18 – Community members are invited to celebrate July Fourth with the... Read More.
‘Progress, not victory’ Juneteenth Flag Raising
EVERETT June 18: Snohomish County leaders and community members gathered to witness the third annual flag raising in Snohomish... Read More.
Oatmilk company rebrands AquaSox in Minor League partnership
Press release from the Everett AquaSox:
Everett, June 17: On June 25th, The Malmö Oat Milkers are coming to Everett, but... Read More.
‘I’ve lived a remarkable life. I’m not afraid’
EVERETT June 14: In a local radio station in downtown Everett, old friends and new gathered to say goodbye... Read More.
Park District update, concerns for potential wage increase
EVERETT JUNE 12: The Everett City Council welcomed 15 firefighter recruits to the Everett Fire Department and Read More.
Everett country radio host retires after 60 years
EVERETT June 13: Charlye Parker was one of the first female radio hosts in Washington State history. She will... Read More.