Christopher Andersson

MSD engages locals at community building circle

Tulalip remembers tragedy of Native boarding schools

Local candidates speak at forum

Families can help local salmon habitat by planting trees at Marysville’s h Fields Athletic Complex during Orca Recovery Day on Oct. 15.

Marysville locals helped spread awareness during the Domestic Violence Awareness Walk along the Ebey Waterfront Trail on Oct. 6.

Filmmakers and community members gathered in Tulalip to celebrate locally-made films for the 10th annual Hilbulb Film Festival on Oct. 8.

Two major Marysville projects could soon receive a large amount of their funding as federal money has been earmarked for a park at Mother Nature’s Window and a Grove Street

Arlington has started the process to create a Smokey Point community park with their recent approval of the purchase of land in the area.

Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring discussed homeless support programs, traffic projects and more at his Oct. 18 coffee klatch.

Marysville Pilchuck High School will bring a version of a current Broadway play to their stage this fall with their production of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong.’