About The Woodinville Voice

Local News. Local People. Local Stories.

The Woodinville Voice is a locally built, community-driven news source dedicated to telling Woodinville’s story with integrity, clarity, and care.

Our mission

Local news matters. We’re building it together.

We provide evidence-based reporting that informs and connects our growing community. Guided by transparency, accountability, and independence, we serve as a trusted hub for local news and events — strengthening connection, fostering understanding, and helping shape Woodinville’s future together.

Woodinville is growing. Development decisions are shaping the future of downtown, schools face funding pressures, and small businesses are competing in a shifting economy. Without consistent, locally based reporting, important decisions happen quietly and important stories go untold.

How we publish

Three ways to read the Voice

The Woodinville Voice is a community-led effort to establish a weekly digital newspaper and newsletter with a monthly print edition.

Online, every day

Regularly updated local news at woodinvillevoice.com — government, schools, business, community and events.

Weekly newsletter

A free weekly digest of the stories that matter most, delivered straight to your inbox.

Monthly print edition

A printed paper you can hold, share and pass along — delivered to subscribers every month.

“A newspaper doesn’t just report on a town. It connects it and reflects it.”

We’re building a paper that works for our community, with local input shaping its mission.

Our team

Editorial staff

Neighbors reporting for neighbors.

Caley Cook

Founder

Caley is a long-time journalist, educator and Woodinville resident. Her work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, San Diego Union Tribune, CBS Sports, and others. She works as a professor at University of Washington.

Ruby Storey

Reporter

Ruby Storey is a journalist and multimedia storyteller with a passion for local reporting. Her work has been featured in publications across the Pacific Northwest including Washington Latino News, the Northwest Asian Weekly and My Edmonds News.

Arya Packiyanath

Intern

Arya is an intern at The Woodinville Voice in summer 2026 and will start at Western Washington University in the fall where he plans to major in news and editorial journalism. He specializes in photography.

Advisory board

Community advisors

Tracy Heins  ·  Amy Cast  ·  Nick Myrben  ·  Arlene Bryant  ·  Torrey Edwards

About our advisory board: Advisory board members are community volunteers who offer perspective and guidance on how The Woodinville Voice can best serve Woodinville. They are not part of the editorial staff and do not control editorial decisions or individual stories. All editorial decisions are made independently by our editorial staff.

Get involved

Be part of the Voice.

Subscribe and be sure to spread the word with your neighbors and friends. Have a story tip, a correction or an idea? Want to reach Woodinville readers? We’d love to hear from you at info@woodinvillevoice.com.