Fires continue to burn in North Cascades National Park Service Complex
The Luna Fire is burning west of Ross Lake in the North Cascades National Park Service Complex.
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Janicki Industries sends hand-carved Loggerodeo bison to new Montana campus
Janicki Industries broke ground July 10 on an $800 million manufacturing campus in Great Falls, Montana, and marked the occasion with a gift carved close to home: a wooden bison
New cottages give Skagit Valley families 'dignity, stability and opportunity'
SEDRO-WOOLLEY — This time next month, two families will have moved into transitional housing cottages behind Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Sedro-Woolley thanks to the work of Family Promise of North
Sharpe's Corner roundabout to get new lane markings, adjusted traffic pattern
Highway 20 and the Highway 20 Spur will be reduced to a single lane in each direction at the Sharpe
Skagit County residents voice concern over logging on Little Mountain
Several Skagit County residents are opposing logging on Little Mountain after a local timber company bought a 10-acre parcel there and filed a forest practice application for harvest and road
Court Report
A 40-year-old Sedro-Woolley man was sentenced to six years, nine months in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to two counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver,
On the Beat
A 38-year-old Sedro-Woolley man was taken into custody Saturday for investigation of first-degree assault with a deadly weapon.
PeaceHealth United General earns state recognition for quality initiative
PeaceHealth United General Medical Center in Sedro-Woolley has received a Rural Quality Everyday Extraordinary Award from the Washington State Hospital Association, according to a news release from PeaceHealth.
Sedro-Woolley School District to dedicate outdoor learning center
BIG LAKE — The Sedro-Woolley School District will dedicate the Robert and Becky Gates Outdoor Learning Center at Big Lake Elementary School at 11 a.m. Aug. 15.
Judge rules against cities of Sedro-Woolley, Stanwood in Flock camera case
A Skagit County Superior Court judge ruled July 16 that the cities of Sedro-Woolley and Stanwood wrongfully withheld Flock Safety camera images being sought through public records requests.
Data centers
Dayva Goetzinger of Houston County, Minnesota, is worried about the monumental wave of proposed artificial intelligence (AI) data centers occurring across the country. And she is not alone.
Data center deluge
Dayva Goetzinger of Houston County, Minnesota, is worried about the monumental wave of proposed artificial intelligence (AI) data centers occurring across the country. And she is not alone.
Here's where Skagit County children can get free meals this summer
Ten schools and centers across Skagit County are offering free meals for children during the summer.
WSU Skagit Cougs' 'Rally in the Valley' set for July 23 in Mount Vernon
Hosted by the Skagit Valley Chapter and the WSU Alumni Association, Rally in the Valley brings together alumni, friends, and supporters for an evening of fun and fundraising.
Digging deep: Who's funding Skagit's 2026 legislative, county races
Ahead of the 2026 primary election, the Skagit Valley Herald is looking at the campaign funding sources and expenditures of state legislative and county commissioner candidates.
Skagit County Auditor accidentally leaves sheriff candidate off voters' pamphlet
The Skagit County Auditor's Office released a statement Thursday saying that the office had accidentally left Skagit County Sheriff candidate Chris Baldwin off the printed voters' pamphlet.
Youth Activity Day brings parents, children to Concrete for family fun
The 19th iteration of Concrete Youth Activity Day took over the town on Thursday. It featured 50 vendors, four food stations and had about 350 visitors this year.
Mount Vernon Elks Lodge to host free-throw contest Saturday
BURLINGTON — Those 8-13 years of age who believe they're good free-throw shooters have a chance to prove it this weekend.
‘It’s not ‘Deadliest Catch’’: Anacortes alum to show his film on local fishermen
Will Dickinson films an introductory scene for his documentary, "It's What We Do," in May 2021 in Anacortes.
Community events, parks coming soon to Hamilton
In a Hamilton Town Council meeting on Tuesday, a local community organizer got approval to start a parent group that will plan community events for the town.
‘A mess’: Divided Anacortes council confirms McDonnell as fire chief in late vote
In a 4-2 vote, the Anacortes City Council on Monday, July 13, confirmed the mayor’s appointment of Mannix McDonnell as fire chief. The decision came after two executive sessions and
Port of Anacortes seeks hotel builder to anchor waterfront redevelopment
The Port of Anacortes is looking for a developer to build a potentially 50-foot-tall hotel that would complement its planned event facility at Cap Sante Marina. Construction could begin next
'We have a lot to lose': County commissioners hold hearing on data center ban
The Skagit County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing on Tuesday regarding the county’s six-month moratorium on data centers.
NCTA students showcase year-end projects
Northwest Career and Technical Academy students showcased their year-end projects to their families in two events on Thursday.