Trails are woven throughout many forests, wooded areas and parks in our state — branching out to reveal many, often sparsely viewed, marvels of nature.
However, nature is often slow to clean-up...
The “Hands Off!” nationwide protest took over our country’s streets on April 5. Millions marched throughout many major cities — from D.C., New York City, Sacramento, Denver, Seattle, Everett and...
Sovanrom Sot, Managing Editor of Visuals
• April 30, 2025
The arrival of spring is signaled by many things - cherry blossoms, sporadic rain showers and of course, the songs and trills of Washington’s many bird species.
There are thousands of various avian...
Think driving electric will save you cash? Washington is looking to prove you wrong! And what’s worse — their new bill will hurt every driver’s wallet.
The proposal of a new bill (HB 1921) intends...
Life as a hockey player can be difficult, as several members of the Silvertips can attest.
The Silvertips have established themselves as one of the premier teams in the Western Hockey League (WHL)....
Having nothing to do on a Friday night except sulk and think about piles of homework can be easily solved with $10 in your pocket.
On 1618 Hewitt Ave. right in downtown lies Lucky Dime, a local venue,...
Arlo Popa, Social Media Manager
• February 12, 2025
There’s always something to do in Everett — whether you’re savoring a bite from a different culture’s cuisine or catching a stunning sunset at the Port of Everett. But a hidden gem exists: the...
If you’ve been on a college campus, there’s a strong likelihood you’ve seen your fellow students holding a caffeinated drink while rushing to class.
Whether you’re looking for a place to socialize,...
With Halloween just around the corner, Nightmare on 9 in Snohomish has geared up for an experience that offers both thrills and job opportunities for many, especially college students. Located by Stocker...
The Everett Animal Shelter's free Wandering Rover program invites students to spend the day with a dog. In this mutually beneficial exchange, the adoptable pups get the chance to socialize and students...
In a demonstration of community and compassion, local residents, students and staff gathered together to organize a food drive in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, supplying aid beyond the EvCC...
Hailey Warren, Managing Editor of Content
• November 15, 2023
The Clothesline Project, accompanied by representatives from Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County (DVS) and Trojan Activities Board coordinators, filled the Russell Day Gallery with T-shirts,...
