Caleb Sprous

For years, Anacortes residents could head down Commercial Avenue to find a "gathering place" known as Johnny Picasso's. There residents found a warm cup of joe and a space to

The Anacortes School District School Board said goodbye to two student board representatives at its June 13 meeting that also included an update on the Whitney Early Learning Center's request

The Port of Anacortes is now one of three Washington state ports with a tsunami mitigation and resiliency planning strategy thanks to a collaborative effort with numerous agencies and stakeholders.

As the school year comes to an end, Anacortes High School graduates have a new journey to begin.

A pastor using his position to traffic fentanyl and methamphetamines, a Burlington human trafficking case and a drug resistant to Narcan were all topics of a presentation by the Skagit

Over 1,500 residents and visitors turned out to Commercial Avenue and Causland Memorial Park on Saturday for the third annual Anacortes Pride Parade and Celebration.

When some enthusiasts of the Anacortes Community Theatre learned the latest play showing at the local theatre is “The Laramie Project,” they returned their tickets.

Councilmember Anthony Young and APD Officer Janet Wilson embrace during the 2024 Anacortes Pride Parade.

LaFrance Fire Engine restoration group volunteers Dick Storwick (left) and Michael McCunn (right) sit in the old Anacortes Fire Department engine. AFD will be holding a celebration to commemorate the engine’s centennial and recent restoration. CALEB SPROUS @goanacortes

Andrew Van Egdom and Sawyer Nichols have been best friends for years, and won a state tennis title together earlier this year.