Marysville

After months spent trying to get a handle on millions of dollars in budget deficits, followed by a recent whistleblower complaint, another high-level administrator has left the Marysville School District.

The Marysville Farmers Market starts on Friday. We're getting a preview of what to expect this season.

Good Day Seattle is getting a preview of the Marysville Strawberry Festival set for later this month.

We're checking out the Marysville Historical Society, which preserves the city's past.

Carly Henderson hangs out at the Marysville Community Center and asks seniors their favorite memories about the city.

LINC NW is on Good Day Seattle to talk about what resources it offers and its upcoming Summer Kick Off Bash.

Brian MacMillan is checking out some menu items at the Village Taphouse & Grill in Marysville.

WSDOT is giving an update on construction projects happening in Marysville.

Carly Henderson is checking out a Marysville barkery that offers gourmet treats for dogs.

Adam Gherke is asking people in Marysville some trivia about the city.

Good Day Seattle is in Marysville and No Such Season is performing on the show.

Meteorologist Brian MacMillan is hanging out at the Marysville Skate Center and learning more about the venue.

Good Day Seattle sits down with Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring.

Good Day Seattle is in Marysville for the first Zip Trip this summer. Residents shared with us what they love about the city.

State officials confirmed Wednesday that they received a letter containing the accusations from the district's Executive Director of Finance and Operations, Dr. Lisa Gonzales, and they are under review.

The district has been working with the state superintendent's office since last summer to solve financial issues. Now, state officials are reviewing some strong accusations from an employee whistle-blower who has accused the district of "unethical behavior."

The schools impacted would be Cascade Elementary, Liberty Elementary and Totem Middle School.