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Index-Galena Road Reconstruction Finally Starts

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Reconstruction on a one-mile stretch of the Index-Galena Road in Eastern Snohomish County has finally started. The stretch of road between mile post 6.4 and 6.9 has been a total loss since the floods of November 2006 - almost 15 years ago. Residents, visitors,... Read More.

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The Cascade Warbirds, Squadron #2 of EEA Warbirds, is providing extraordinary support to future pilots with an aviation scholarship program. So, who are The Cascade Warbirds?  The EAA Warbirds of America, is a division... Read More.

WDFW SALMON SETTING RULES PUBLIC MEETING

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For any fishers interested in Washington salmon, an informal discussion with state and tribal co-managers will be held this Wednesday the 31st. The discussion will cover the North of Falcon salmon season setting process and cooperative management for regional fishing. At 9:00 am on Wednesday,... Read More.

It’s Rainbow Season!

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The arrival of spring also marks the peak of the North Sound’s rainbow season. Rainbows can occur any time of year, but the combination of spring showers and a higher sun angle than winter creates a greater number of rainbows during this season. Rainbows are... Read More.

AIRPORT ROAD TRANSFER STATION CLOSED APRIL 3RD AND 4TH

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SNOHOMISH COUNTY AIRPORT ROAD TRANSFER STATION CLOSES FOR MAINETNANCE  The Snohomish County Airport Road Transfer will be closed on April 2nd and 3rd, for much needed maintenance, including concrete work and restriping of lanes. All other stations are open for normal operations and hours.  Here is... Read More.

Nighttime Boeing Freeway Closures Next Week

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Nighttime closures of the Boeing Freeway – State Route 526 – are planned for Monday, March 22nd thru Friday March 26th. On Monday the 22nd through Wednesday the 24th, both directions of the Boeing Freeway between Seaway Boulevard and Airport Road will close from 9:00... Read More.

Spring To ‘Spring’ Saturday

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Have you enjoyed these recent days of spring-like sunshine? Neighbors have been working in the yard and getting garden supplies, taking walks or runs, or just getting outside to play. Daffodils are blooming and tulips are poking their heads out of the ground. The... Read More.
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