Cameron Martinez

2 days ago | goskagit.com | Cameron Martinez |Caleb Sprous |Ava Ronning

By John Janson photo,Cameron Martinez / Skagit Valley Herald,Caleb Sprous,Ava Ronning Protests were held Saturday, April 19, in areas of Skagit County, including Mount Vernon and Anacortes, as part of the ongoing Hands Off movement that has spoken out against changes and proposed changes by the Trump administration. The theme of the protests was ICEOutofWA, a call for the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency to steer clear of a state that has indicated it is pro-immigrant.

3 days ago | goskagit.com | Cameron Martinez |Caleb Sprous |Ava Ronning

Protests were held Saturday in areas of Skagit County, including Mount Vernon and Anacortes, as part of the ongoing Hands Off movement that has spoken out against changes and proposed changes by the Trump administration. The theme of the protests was ICEOutofWA, a call for the federal immigration enforcement agency to steer clear of a state that has indicated it is pro-immigrant. Caleb Sprous can be reached at [email protected].

3 weeks ago | thenewstribune.com | Cameron Martinez

LA CONNER - What do the Banner Bank building on Memorial Highway, Anacortes Lutheran Church and the Skagit County Historical Museum have in common? They, along with other buildings in the area, were designed by Glen Alfred Davison of Mount Vernon. G.A. Davison died in 1999, but the contributions he made during his architectural career were recognized Saturday with the unveiling of a plaque at the Skagit County Historical Museum.

3 weeks ago | goskagit.com | Cameron Martinez

By Cameron Martinez / Skagit Valley Herald LA CONNER - What do the Banner Bank building on Memorial Highway, Anacortes Lutheran Church and the Skagit County Historical Museum have in common? They, along with other buildings in the area, were designed by Glen Alfred Davison of Mount Vernon. Cameron Martinez can be reached at (360) 732-1747, [email protected].

3 weeks ago | thenewstribune.com | Cameron Martinez

MOUNT VERNON - The Skagit Valley Food Co-op held Friday its first $5 Community Dinner. As part of the co-op's monthly 5% Friday Community Giving Day, all proceeds from the meal and 5% of purchases made within the store went to Skagit Meals on Wheels, the Upper Skagit Library's Freedge Program and the Help Me Grow Skagit Resource Center.