The Anacortes Arts Festival is holding an open house during this month's First Friday Gallery Walk to spotlight the festival's permanent collection. The Gallery Walk is this Friday from 6 – 9 pm.
The Skagit County Road Department is preparing to do some chip sealing improvements on several of the roads on Guemes Island and for the next several weeks, road crews will be hauling oil rock on the Guemes Ferry.
Police have picked up a 43-year-old Anacortes man in connection with recent fires at two churches here, as well as another fire early Tuesday and an earlier residential fire.
A second Anacortes church has been hit by what Fire Prevention chief Jack Kennedy terms an "intentionally set" fire. The fire broke out late Friday night at the Salvation Army, located at 30th St. & R Ave., but was quickly doused by fire crews
U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar shakes hands with Sen. Maria Cantwell moments after unveiling a new sign designating the San Juan Islands National Monument during a celebration Monday morning at the Senior Center in Anacortes.
A police officer used his taser to stop a fleeing person suspected of drunk driving following a brief car chase out in the Sharp’s Corner area.
The morning started out foggy around our area, but the fog was particularly heavy in the Guemes Channel Saturday morning as the ferry Chelan arrives 30 minutes late at the Anacortes ferry terminal.
Members of the city's Planning Commission Thursday launched a Facebook page. The Commissioners write that the "page is designed to capture public feedback on how development and related legislation should progress in the City of Anacortes."
"This sign is falling apart," is what Mark Lawrence, who is working on the beautification of the triangle park where highway 20 breaks off Sunset Ave to the state ferry landing, told the City Council.
Longtime resident Liz Lovelett announced Wednesday that she’s running for City Council Position 6, an at-large position, a position currently held by Bill Turner, who says he will run for re-election.
