Washington’s Skagit Valley bursts into color each spring as millions of tulips blanket the countryside in a painterly patchwork of pinks, purples, yellows, and reds. What began as a humble ...

Skagit County has taken a look at how it spent $25 million from the federal government in COVID-19 response and recovery funds.

KSVR is at risk of losing its entire $350,000 annual budget due to proposed cuts by the Trump administration. The cuts are ...

This spring will mark the end of one of Skagit County’s largest employers, Skagit Horticulture, and possibly,the final chapter in one of the region's more convoluted business sagas.

Tulip season, which began a little earlier than usual this year, is already underway. Here’s how to make the most of it.

Not sure where to start? The festival has an interactive map with the locations of each farm and field. Skagit Valley’s newest tulip field is just off Interstate 5.

World-famous fields of tulips and daffodils have blossomed vibrantly across Skagit Valley, marking the return of the beloved Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.

MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — A western Washington tradition is bracing for the impact of President Trump's tariffs. The annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is tiptoeing through Trump's trade war with ...

Bad weather and bad luck have hampered the festival, which is a critical economic driver for the Skagit Valley.

We welcome you to join in celebrating the diverse and distinctive agricultural heritage of the Skagit Valley, WA. Learn more at www.genuineskagitvalley.com Welcome to the discussion.