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Anacortes Public Library will host a Book Club meeting on September 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM, featuring the book "Trust" by Hernan Diaz in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. This event invites anyone who has read the book to join the discussion.
Anacortes Police arrested a middle school student for making verbal threats to commit violence at school. The juvenile, who threatened to "shoot up a school with an AK-47," faces charges including two felony threats and harassment. Authorities confirmed there was no evidence of access to firearms or a "kill list."
Eric Rice will perform with the Maine Connection on September 20, 2025, at 7:30 PM. He has a rich history in Blues and Rock music, having played in clubs for over 30 years. The concert promises to showcase his extensive experience in the music scene.
The First Friday Artwalk invites the public to explore various art venues in Anacortes on October 3 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Participants include local galleries and artists showcasing a variety of artworks, live music, and demonstrations. Attendees can enjoy new art pieces, live demonstrations, and unique shopping opportunities.
The Anacortes Seahawks secured their third consecutive victory in the 2A football season, fueling excitement among fans for a potential three-peat championship. The team, already a two-time champion, is gaining momentum as they continue to dominate the field.
The Community Emergency Response Team offers basic emergency training for the public on September 18, 2025. Participants will learn essential skills for disaster response, including fire safety and emergency medical services. This training aims to enhance community preparedness for potential emergencies like earthquakes and fires.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will host a virtual community meeting on ferry services from September 18 to October 2, 2025. This event aims to gather community feedback and enhance participation regarding ferry operations in the region.
Elizabeth Bragg, co-owner of Long Hearing Farm, faces wildlife challenges as elk devastate her salad greens. Despite this setback, she values her secure lease and the supportive farming community in Skagit Valley. Bragg advocates for better land access for new farmers amid rising competition from non-farm buyers.
Anacortes Police responded to several incidents between September 5 and September 11, 2025, including an accidental firearm discharge and noise complaints. Officers investigated a domestic violence report but found no distress among children present. A resident also reported a suspicious chainsaw operation and a "Road Closed" sign posted as a prank.
Anacortes Seahawks football fans utilize the natural setting of the stadium, opting to position themselves on the south hill above the field. This choice enhances their viewing experience during games. The article highlights the unique vantage point that this location offers.