Celebrate the Season returns for the 3rd year to the Port of Anacortes. This two week celebration raises funds for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) initiatives for local students.
The public on Tuesday got a preview of what was called preliminary schematic designs for the new buildings at the high school.
After a short and busy interim, the 2016 session is just around the corner. I have really enjoyed my time back in the district — the opportunity to spend time with my family, visit with friends, and meet with constituents has been refreshing.
The city together with disaster response agencies will host the first-ever Disaster Preparedness Expo next week to help residents prepare for incidents such as earthquakes, tsunamis, fires, floods, and other emergencies.
If you have strong opinions regarding vital elements of a healthy community, members of the Skagit County Population Health Trust invite you to share them at upcoming forums in three cities, including one in Anacortes on December 1.
A woman who was crossing a downtown street was hit by a driver making a turn at the Commercial Ave.-Fifth St. intersection this week.
The City Council appears to be poised to take the first step in constructing a high-speed fiber optical Internet network for the city.
The Port of Anacortes of Anacortes will have two new Commissioners as a result of Tuesday’s election, as John Pope and Joe Verdoes take early and sizable leads over their opponents.
As part of this month’s First Friday Art Walk, about 40 art works will be displayed, including this one by Richard julian, featuring “Salish Sea Art Exhibit,” at the Depot Gallery.
A local woman came to the APD lobby on Tuesday afternoon with approximately $2,000 cash she had found in a bank envelope at a local business.
