Eventually, it could bring a year-round indoor farmers’ market to the area.
In a new program funded by the CARES Act, computers are helping Snohomish County farmers grow efficiently.
Four departments will merge into one beginning in February. The largest focuses on county parks.
A center to produce innovative wood products could stabilize Darrington’s drained timber economy.
The bill appropriates $40 million annually for 3D mapping and disaster preparation.
New parking on Smith Island is now available, along with an annual waterfowl hunting season.
The rate of gas being released has slowed substantially and will continue to diminish over time.
The move overrode a County Council vote nixing an annual fee increase that funds conservation.
A bill pushing more funding toward 3D mapping and disaster preparation is on the president’s desk.
Kevin Klein gave up hope in finding his simple gold band, but this dumpster dive had a happy ending.
Snohomish County trash and recycling collectors say the COVID-19 pandemic has affected what we throw away.
Another member of the utility’s three-person board says it’s her turn to lead. The others say she isn’t ready.
For the fourth year, power and water costs will remain stable for Snohomish County PUD customers.
The Glacier Peak Institute gets kids the gear and transportation necessary to access outdoor rec.
A farm in Monroe turns waste into electricity. A new partnership will double the anaerobic digester’s output.
Our reporter hit the slopes to find out how the resort’s virus precautions work in practice.
Pass holders opened the season on Friday. The general public is welcome on Tuesday — reservations only.
