The Mill Creek majors division softball team beat Southern California 3-2 with a walk off single to advance to the Little League Softball West Region semifinals on Wednesday, July 24th.

After a closed executive session on Tuesday, July 2nd, the Mill Creek City Council authorized City Manager Michael Ciaravino to execute a $2,200,000 real estate purchase and sale agreement with the Diocese of Olympia.

Registration is now open for the 34th annual Run of the Mill 5K race, which will take place on Saturday, June 29th.

Each year this family-friendly 5K race through Mill Creek Town Center includes elite runners, casual joggers, and walkers of all ages.

The old artificial turf and chain link fencing has been removed from the Mill Creek Sports Field in preparation for their replacement.

The construction contractor is making an effort to stay on schedule and hopes to reopen the field by late April, despite recent weather challenges.

On January 1st, the City of Mill Creek increased Mill Creek Sports Park hourly use rates for the first time since 2013. Rates will then increase in sync with inflation each year beginning in 2020. 

The new use rates continue to be lower than the average use rates of other local artificial turf parks and ballfields.

With action by the Mill Creek City Council at its June 19th, meeting, the Turf and Light Replacement Project at Mill Creek Sports Park is slated to begin in August. The work is anticipated to take three months to complete.

Leadership Education and Advanced Development is pleased to welcome former Seattle Mariner First Baseman Alvin Davis to their 2nd annual LEAD Auction and Dinner at the Everett Boys and Girls Club on Saturday, February 3rd, at 5:00 pm.

On November 28th Seahawks legend Marcus Trufant, Sea Gals and their mascot, Blitz, along with representatives from Washington Dairy Council, came and inspired students at Gateway Middle School in a Fuel Up To Play 60 assembly.

The Snohomish County Council, the Everett School District, and the Everett Acquasox are funding improvements to the Everett Memorial Stadium baseball field.

Replacing the natural grass with artificial turf and improving the field’s drainage system allows many more games to be played.

A Mill Creek Sports Park project to improve field safety, to reduce lighting and maintenance costs, and to allow disabled people field access is at risk because the Washington State Legislature hasn't yet passed the 2017-2018 Capital Budget.