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FRIDAY FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Archbishop Murphy at Lake Stevens

Thursday, September 23 by Tom Lafferty

It’s been a long and strange journey for the Lake Stevens Vikings. 671 days since a fall game, with fans in the stands, under the traditional Friday Night Lights. Lake Stevens should have started their season, along with everybody else, three weeks ago; but... Read More.

Fall is Here – and so is Autumn Leaf Festival

Wednesday, September 22 by Marcee Maylin

One of the Northwest’s favorite festivals is happening this weekend in Leavenworth. It is celebrating it’s 64th year. It is the oldest festival in Leavenworth and began the same year the city adopted its Bavarian identity. From Friday, September 24th through Sunday, September 26th, Leavenworth... Read More.

September 20th – 24th is National SepticSmart Week

Monday, September 20 by Marcee Maylin

It is not sexy, but very important as we move into rainy season in the Northwest. Many in our area live in unincorporated areas and have septic systems. To avoid an expensive and smelly situation and help preserve the safety of our fisheries and... Read More.

UPDATE: OUTDOOR BURN BAN LIFTED FOR UNINCORPORATED SNOHOMISH COUNTY ON SATUDAY AND NOW SKAGIT COUNTY ON MONDAY

Friday, September 17 by Marcee Maylin

Beginning Saturday, September 18, 2021, at 8:00 am, the Outdoor Burn Ban is being lifted for unincorporated Snohomish County. However, there are some guidelines the Snohomish County Fire Marshal’s Office asks be adhered to. Due to recent rains and anticipated cooler weather conditions, the Snohomish... Read More.

FALL COHO SALMON SEASON ON THE ICICLE RIVER OPENS THIS SATURDAY

Thursday, September 16 by Marcee Maylin

Grab your fishing gear and waders. eginning one hour before official sunrise on September 18, 2021, through one hour after official sunset on November 30, 2021, the Icicle River is open for Coho salmon fishing. Short drive across Highway 2, your freezer is waiting... Read More.

Attention Skagit County

Tuesday, September 14 by Marcee Maylin

There may be a tax increase coming your way. It deals with creating affordable housing for people in the Skagit County community and mental health issues. The Commissioners hosted the first public hearing related to this proposal on September 9, 2021, at 3:30 p.m.... Read More.

KNOW HOW TO SAVE A LIFE

Monday, September 13 by Marcee Maylin

On Tuesday, September 14, 2021, Snohomish County Fire Districts, Snohomish County 911, SNO 911, and MedicOne will announce the launch of PulsePoint in our community. It is a free mobile app designed to save lives. PulsePoint alerts community members to many... Read More.

How Do North Sound Burn Bans Stand

Wednesday, September 8 by Ted Buehner

Days are getting shorter, nights are getting longer, but summer and the dry weather is not over yet. Conditions remain quite dry throughout the North Sound according to the Drought Monitor. Until a good wetting storm arrives, the North Sound burn ban situation... Read More.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Glacier Peak at Snohomish

Friday, September 3 by Tom Lafferty

Meanwhile, back at high school football…It’s been 92 weeks since high schools in the State of Washington fired up the Friday Night Lights in the fall. Yes, there were a handful of games played last spring, but with no standings or playoffs, well, it... Read More.

FRIDAY FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Archbishop Murphy at Lake Stevens

Fall is Here – and so is Autumn Leaf Festival

September 20th – 24th is National SepticSmart Week

UPDATE: OUTDOOR BURN BAN LIFTED FOR UNINCORPORATED SNOHOMISH COUNTY ON SATUDAY AND NOW SKAGIT COUNTY ON MONDAY

FALL COHO SALMON SEASON ON THE ICICLE RIVER OPENS THIS SATURDAY

Attention Skagit County

KNOW HOW TO SAVE A LIFE

How Do North Sound Burn Bans Stand

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Glacier Peak at Snohomish

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