School’s out and vacations are on many a mind. But it’s never too early to start thinking about September, including the annual Lighthouse Festival. Last year, organizers brought the popular …

The Mukilteo Way Garden Club has awarded two $1,500 horticulture scholarships for the 2026-27 academic year to Don Wheeler of Spokane and Katherine Anderson of Everett. Wheeler is completing his …

Plans to turn Fifth Street into a classy, safe and welcoming roadway have been kicked, well, down the road for decades. Likewise, efforts to find parking for the never-ending stream of commuters …

Juvenile salmon populations have steadily increased at Bowman Bay since a shoreline restoration project removed armoring and restored natural habitat a decade ago, according to the Northwest Straits …

The Kiwanis Club of Mukilteo awarded a record $58,500 in scholarships this year to 29 graduating seniors from the Mukilteo School District, continuing a long-standing commitment to …

The City of Mukilteo will host its next City Leadership Chat on Tuesday, June 16, giving residents another opportunity to connect with City leaders, learn about current initiatives, and make their …

Results from the Annual Point-in-Time (PIT) count reflect a decline in unsheltered individuals year-over-year and an increase in shelter capacity, according to Snohomish County. The PIT count, …

When Rob Coe sang the national anthem at a recent Seattle Mariners game as part of the team’s ALS Awareness Day, the moment was about more than baseball. For the Air Force veteran, who was …

BNSF Railway last week unveiled three specially painted locomotives to mark America’s 250th anniversary. The locomotives, numbered 250, 1776 and 2026, feature a commemorative paint scheme …

“Youth come in and, more often than not, think they need to be fixed,” said Kaelan Tassi, a member of Cocoon House’s Youth Engagement Team. “We’re here to tell them they’re absolutely …

The Mukilteo Farmers Market has returned to Lighthouse Park, bringing local farmers, artisans and food producers together for a weekly community gathering through the summer. The market is open …

Mukilteo officials are weighing the never-ending questions of quality versus cost, and Yelp reviews won’t help. The City Council took another step Monday in evaluating the future of the …

Residents frustrated by roaring motorcycles, modified exhaust systems and speeding vehicles may want louder enforcement, but Mukilteo police officials say state law, staffing shortages and outdated …

For better or for worse, modern society is married to artificial Intelligence, and the bad guys are ensuring there will be no divorce. AI and rapidly evolving technology are creating new …

Former Seattle Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu will host a youth football camp at Kamiak High School on June 27, giving young athletes an opportunity to learn from former NFL and collegiate players …

After a brief visit to its homeport in Everett, the USS Jone Paul Jones headed out for a six-month deployment Wednesday to much fanfare on Mukilteo’s shoreline. The City of Mukilteo formally …

Over 200 new Washington state laws take effect Thursday, June 11.  Among them are tax hikes, enhancements to the state’s Voting Rights Act and guidance for retailers on the penny …

Are you interested in playing your instrument in an orchestral setting this summer? The Rosehill Philharmonic invites local musicians to join the orchestra’s summer music program. Rosehill …

Economic Alliance Snohomish County invites regional business, government and community leaders to attend the 2026 Port Report, one of Snohomish County’s signature annual economic development …

Sno-Isle Libraries invites the community to join in reading the Sno-Isle Reads Together selection, “Remarkably Bright Creatures” by Shelby Van Pelt. Sno-Isle Reads Together is an annual program …