The Anacortes School District is holding a public meeting next week on a new strategic plan for the next five years. 

A driver who was spotted going 77 miles per hour in a 55 zone along state route 20 ended up with a whole bunch of drug-related charges, but avoided a quick trip to jail because it was full.

Six defendants and supporters celebrate outside Skagit County court after a jury failed to convict them of criminal trespass for blocking the Burlington-to-Anacortes rail line in May, 2016.

City Council member John Archibald on Tuesday announced his resignation from the Council, citing a very busy schedule and a desire to focus more on his business, Johnny Picasso’s.

A 40-year-old Arlington man was booked into county jail on a DUI charge after using his truck to crash into other vehicles in line at the state ferry landing.

Bike lanes will be added in downtown Anacortes as part of repaving Commercial Ave. between Second and Eleventh streets before Memorial Day weekend.