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Large 20-foot rockslide blocks Chuckanut Drive, no reopening time estimated
The rockslide stands more than 20 feet high with large boulders, according to a post from Washington State Patrol Trooper Kelsey Harding. The slide did not reach or impact the train tracks nearby. No injuries are reported as a result of the slide, according to WSP Trooper Anthony Reese.
Recent cuts in federal funding for public health are affecting two Skagit County communicable disease staff positions.
The pause was caused due to the closure of a regional facility and left no local manufacturers to purchase the recycled class ...
The safest bet if you want to visit the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is generally mid-April. SKAGIT COUNTY, Wash. — The ...
The Skagit County Board of Commissioners approved Tuesday an option agreement that gives the county the right to purchase the ...
The Skagit Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved an option agreement Tuesday to acquire a 584-acre farm at the mouth of the Skagit River North Fork to preserve fertile farmland, support ...
Tulip Valley Farms is one of five farms participating in the 2025 Skagit Valley Tulip Festival and the only one offering a ...
Co-anchor Steve McCarron visited Tulip Town in Skagit County to talk with one of the farm's owners, Rachael Sparwasser, and farm manager Steve Johnson, about what it takes to get the tulips in ...
Protests were held Saturday, April 19, in areas of Skagit County, including Mount Vernon and Anacortes, as part of the ...
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