Building on its 2018 Socktober campaign during which more than 7,000 pairs of socks were donated to non-profit organizations serving homeless communities in Washington, on October 1st Peoples Bank launched its 2019 campaign with a goal of donating 10,000 pairs of socks.

Comcast announced on Wednesday, August 7th, it is expanding eligibility for Internet Essentials to include all qualified low-income households in Washington State.

The expansion makes more discounted internet services immediately available to the people of Mill Creek and Snohomish County.

Local sports fans and trivia fanatics are disappointed with the Mill Creek Boston’s Pizza restaurant’s unexpected closure on Tuesday, March 5th.

The Bellingham, Smokey Point, and Mill Creek locations were all closed due to an expired franchise agreement.

Home Run Solutions will hold a free Bathroom Design Seminar at their Mill Creek design center on Thursday evening March 14th.

Topics include design/build contractor benefits, bathroom layout and design rules of thumb, bathroom solutions you may have not considered, fixture trends and options, and safety/planning for the future.

The non-profit Pregnancy Resource Center recently met nationally recognized standards for quality health care through a rigorous on-site survey process helping the organization improve its free-of-charge services, which include pregnancy testing, limited obstetric ultrasounds, and health consultation.

A recent story about the Kroger supermarket group (Fred Meyer, QFC, Ralphs - California mostly, many others) testing high tech shopping is quite interesting. About 94% of Kroger revenue comes from food stores, so this announcement is a really big deal.

Local small businesses need our support!

On Small Business Saturday, November 24th, shop locally to ensure our local businesses can continue to provide quality goods and services in Mill Creek.

A Seattle development company proposes to build a new 90,400 square foot, three-story, self-storage facility on Bothell-Everett Highway at the southern edge of Mill Creek.

The proposed Cubes Self-Storage would replace Li’l Sprout Nursery and Garden Center.