The Mill Creek Garden Club Board threw down the challenge to our members with a “Thanks for Giving” food drive to benefit families served by the Mill Creek Community Food Bank.

The club donated 1,095 pounds of goods, besting last year’s total of 600 pounds.

Governor Inslee's new Covid-19 restrictions went into effect on November 16th and are scheduled to remain in place until December 14th.

“With COVID-19 cases rapidly rising, action must be taken to save lives and the capacity of our health care system,” County Executive Dave Somers said.

The rising number of COVID-19 cases in Washington State and Snohomish County prompted the Snohomish County Superior Court to suspend jury trials until at least January 8th.

The Whistling Gardener shares a few of his thoughts on things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.

If you’re ready to spend 95% of your day snuggling and listening to the purrs of a blissed-out cat, then our cat of the week Lola may be the perfect match for you!

This three-year-old dilute tortoiseshell is one fine kitty. She will make sure you never feel lonely and that you always have a warm lap.

Battalion Chief David Wells was recently promoted to Deputy Chief of Training at South County Fire.

He will oversee training programs for more than 300 employees and will also be responsible for continuing regional fire service collaboration efforts.

With Thanksgiving less than two weeks away and the December holidays right around the corner, we continue to struggle with the loneliness and isolation of Covid.

Put the politics of masks or no masks aside. Take the next step in the healing from a tough political season and the effects of Covid and put your efforts into healing your soul – and the souls of those around you!