Skagit Valley Herald Boys' Soccer Player of the Year: Elijah Natekin
Though Elijah Natekin is listed on the Mount Vernon High School boys’ soccer roster as a defender, his impact is felt on both ends of the field.
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Plans to develop Hamilton property remain on hold
HAMILTON — Plans by the Home Trust of Skagit to put housing on about 15 acres along Walders Road in Hamilton are on hold due to a lack of support
Skagit County Sheriff's Office awarded $2.75 million grant to help with hiring
The Skagit County Sheriff's Office has a received a $2.75 million grant from the state Criminal Justice Training Commission’s Public Safety Funding Program to support officer hiring, retention and training.
The Herald's weekly entertainment picks
Looking to be entertained from Thursday, June 11, through Wednesday, June 17? Check out the Skagit Valley Herald’s weekly recommendations.
Skagit Valley's first weekend-long Renaissance faire to open Saturday at fairgrounds
MOUNT VERNON — A Skagit Valley Renaissance faire, "Faire du Well," opens Saturday at the Skagit County Fairgrounds.
Nonalcoholic bar in Mount Vernon aims to be 'third place' for those who don't drink alcohol
MOUNT VERNON — While most bars revolve around intoxicating beverages, downtown Mount Vernon’s newest bar, Dry Inside, does not.
Island Health announces chief medical officer to retire
ANACORTES — Island Health’s chief medical officer will retire next month after five years in the role and 20 years with the Anacortes-based public hospital district, according to a news
Local gymnast retires after placing first at regional competition
Hailey Johnson, a local gymnast from Morrison Gymnastics Academy in Mount Vernon, has retired after 10 years of competition.
Burlington Lawn Mower Races bring racers from throughout Western Washington
BURLINGTON — Dirt flew as engines revved Saturday during the Burlington Lawn Mower Races at the Rotary Park Dirt Track in Burlington.
Mount Vernon School Board member resigns
MOUNT VERNON — Mount Vernon School Board member Laura Cailloux announced Wednesday that she will resign her position effective July 16.
Skagit County commissioners deny appeal of permit issued to Skagit Golf and Country Club
The Skagit County Board of Commissioners denied Monday an appeal of a building permit issued to Skagit Golf and Country Club.
Skagit County weighs in on lawsuit over stream buffer rules
The Skagit County Board of Commissioners is weighing in on a lawsuit filed by owners of private timber land over state rules regarding stream buffers.
Work continues on storm damage on Highway 20 over North Cascades
The state Department of Transportation expects to have Highway 20 over the North Cascades open by June 19.
Agricultural photography exhibit opens at Skagit County Historical Museum
LA CONNER — About 240 people attended the opening Friday of the Skagit County Historical Museum
Speed limit to be lowered along stretch of Highway 20 on Fidalgo Island
The state Department of Transportation is reducing the speed limit on a four-mile stretch of Highway 20 between Sharpes Corner and Deception pass.
Blast from the Past festival kicks off summer in Sedro-Woolley
SEDRO-WOOLLEY — As vendors began to set up Friday, rain came down on the first day of the Blast from the Past festival in downtown Sedro-Woolley.
Janicki Industries chooses Great Falls, Montana, for next manufacturing campus
Sedro-Woolley-based engineering and manufacturing company Janicki Industries announced Tuesday that it has selected Great Falls, Montana, as the site for its next manufacturing campus.
State funding to help add childcare in Sedro-Woolley
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Skagit County has received $3 million from the state Department of Commerce and state Department of Children, Youth and Families to add 92 licensed
Another 154 acres of Skagit County farmland protected from development
The Skagit County Board of Commissioners approved Monday the protection of another 154 acres of agricultural land through the county
Former Burlington-Edison drama teacher donates $5,000 to send students to nationals
Former Burlington-Edison drama teacher donates $5,000 to send students to nationals
Thursday's Prep Roundup: Anacortes' Rowell wins second straight state 1,600 title
Thursday's Prep Roundup: Anacortes' Rowell wins second straight state 1,600 title
‘I wanted it to shine’: Anacortes artist uses glass to make one of 75 life-size orca fins
‘I wanted it to shine’: Anacortes artist uses glass to make one of 75 life-size orca fins
Sedro-Woolley celebrates Latin American cultures in community event
Sedro-Woolley celebrates Latin American cultures in community event
Town of Hamilton critical of Home Trust of Skagit's development plan
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Town Council and Mayor Mandy Bates do not want low-income housing or land leases to be part of a housing development being considered on Walders Road.