Honey's Staff & Patrons in Lynnwood - Highway 99 Nightclub Memories

Help Preserve a Piece of Lynnwood History – Looking for Honey's Stories Help Preserve a Piece of Lynnwood History – Looking for Honey's Stories I'm starting a local history project about Honey's, the longtime nightclub on Highway 99 in Lynnwood. My goal is to create a small coffee table book—and possibly a short documentary—that captures the stories of the people and community around it before they're lost. This isn't meant to sensationalize Honey's. It's about preserving a unique part of Highway 99 and Snohomish County history through the people who experienced it. I'm looking to talk with: Former dancers DJs Bartenders Managers Bouncers Regular patrons First-time visitors Nearby business owners Police officers, taxi drivers, delivery drivers, or anyone who worked in the area Anyone with memories, photographs, advertisements, matchbooks, menus, or other memorabilia I'd love to hear funny stories, memorable moments, what Highway 99 was like back then, and how the area has changed over the years. Interviews can be in person, over the phone, or by video call—whatever is most comfortable. If you'd prefer to remain anonymous, that's completely fine. I'll be in the Lynnwood area on August 14 and would love to meet for a quick coffee or chat if you're available. If you have a story—or know someone who does—please send me a direct message. Even if you just point me toward someone else who might be willing to talk, I'd really appreciate it. My hope is to preserve a small but memorable piece of local history before these stories are lost. Thank you for helping make that possible.