On Friday, June 23rd, Sprouts Farmers Market’s architect submitted building plans to the City of Mill Creek for a new store in the Gateway Shopping Center.

Many of us associate the summer months with visits to a local farmers market.

It’s a great way to meet and support local farmers and stock up on fresh, locally grown produce as well as many other items. It can also be a fun, community event for the whole family to enjoy.

We don't have a farmers market in Mill Creek, but here are ten local markets you might want to visit in the coming months.

From gourmet grilled cheese to exotic hot dogs and fusion flavors, food trucks have become a popular destination for foodies and workers on a lunch break alike.

Food trucks are also a rapidly growing industry in Snohomish County, with a business model that combines traditional food establishments with temporary food stands. Another unique feature of food trucks is the ability to cross-county—and health district—jurisdictions.

Snohomish County is encouraging nonprofit organizations, for-profit developers, and government agencies to submit applications to receive an estimated $1.6 million in federal and local funds to develop affordable rental housing.

Mill Creek’s new Arena Sports indoor sports complex cleared another hurdle when the Mill Creek Design Review Board approved the architects’ building elevations, landscape plans, and monument sign at their March 16th meeting.

The renovation and update of the façade at the Village by the Creek shopping center that was started in early 2016, is now complete. Two new Mill Creek businesses will soon open.

There is a good chance that Mill Creek could become a destination for soccer players from all around in a few years. The draw would be a brand new indoor recreational facility north of the Mill Creek Town Center.

The Syfy zombie TV series Z Nation is shooting two episodes in Snohomish County this month for air later this year, pumping more than $1 million into the local economy.