For the third year in a row the Jackson High School Mock Trial team qualified for the state competition to be held March 17th through 21st.

The team won second place in the 11-team district tournament on Friday, February 26th, earning this repeat trip to the state competition.

Community Transit named Nashika Stanbro to lead the new Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program.

The new program aims to align the agency’s policies, practices, and resources to provide equitable opportunities in Community Transit’s workforce and in the the agency's transportation services.

Changes to who is eligible to receive a Covid-19 vaccine are projected to begin on Monday, March 22nd, when the state will include those in Phase 1B-2. This includes include all the high-risk critical workers in certain congregate settings, and there will be no age distinction among them.

Everything about our dog of the week Lars is extra. Extra big, extra spunky, extra cuddly and extra smart!

Lars takes the meaning of spectacular to a whole new level. This three-year-old lab mix tips the scale at about 103 pounds and is excited for a life of fetch, hikes and runs. He is primed and ready for any adventure.

Following President Joe Biden's directive that states must prioritize vaccinations of teachers and childcare workers, Governor Jay Inslee added these essential workers to the current list of eligible vaccine recipients on Tuesday, March 2nd.

2020 was a year we’d all like to forget, but like it or not, it happened. The Women Democrats for Action could not participate in local festivals and parades.

As a result, they turned their energies and cash to the needs of the community, in particular families that are impacted the most from the pandemic. 

A bill sponsored by Rep. April Berg, D-Mill Creek, ensuring that 9th graders who take advanced classes through the College in the High School program receive college credit for their work passed in the House of Representatives on Tuesday, February 23rd.

Kindness is built into the foundation of humanity, and one way we can strengthen that foundation is through encouragement – especially for those people in our lives we know are in need of support in these difficult times.

On Wednesday, February 24th, Governor Inslee paused all movement in the Roadmap to Recovery. All regions will remain in Phase 2 for the time being, and phase change metrics will not be updated.

Guidelines for Phase 3 of reopening have not yet been published.

On Wednesday, March 17th, at 11:00 am, the Mill Creek Women’s Club will be lucky enough to have Laura Sparr share “a bit-o” her wealth of knowledge to enlighten us with some Irish Heritage.

She’ll share anecdotal stories during our March Zoom Virtual Program.