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Shubert Ho and the rest of the 450 members of the Edmonds-based Feedme Hospitality & Restaurant Group are mourning the loss of one of their own: chef Hans Korompis. The... — Updated 6/30/2022

More than 40 people gathered together at the Edmonds Waterfront Center on Monday to discuss two specific forms of municipal government in the state – mayor-council vs. city... — Updated 6/30/2022

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade on June 24 – effectively ending recognition of a Constitutional right to abortion and giving individual states the... — Updated 6/30/2022

Want to celebrate America's 246th anniversary on July 4? Edmonds has you covered with the annual An Edmonds Kind of 4th – minus the downtown fireworks. That's been moved to Lake... — Updated 6/30/2022

On Wednesday, June 22, City of Edmonds Water/Sewer manager Brett Gehrke received a call from South County Fire Chief Thad Hovis, who thanked and compliment several City of Edmonds... — Updated 6/30/2022

Fourth of July travelers planning a state ferry ride over the holiday weekend should be prepared for long waits if boarding in a vehicle. In addition, all riders should regularly... — Updated 6/30/2022

Burst pipe closes Edmonds Library The Edmonds Library is closed until further notice after a pipe burst on the plaza level and caused water damage. All equipment and material was... — Updated 6/30/2022

Fans of Zeek's Pizza take note: Delivery will soon be an option in all of Edmonds. A new store is scheduled to open by the end of the month at the Terrace Station in Mountlake... — Updated 6/30/2022

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce has announce another recipient of its disaster recovery grant program called the WISH (When Inconvenient Stuff Happens) Fund. In the early hours of... — Updated 6/30/2022

Lynnwood Police are looking for a man who crashed a large construction equipment front-loader into the Chase Bank building at 4001 Alderwood Mall Boulevard Tuesday, June 22. At... — Updated 6/30/2022

At 2:40 p.m. Friday, June 24, a man stopped his RV in the parking lot of the Lamps Plus at 3611 196th St. SW and wandered out into traffic, waving a gun, according to Lynnwood... — Updated 6/30/2022

June 21 Argument Verbal argument between boyfriend and girlfriend over infidelity issues. Report taken for documentation purposes. 8100 block 236th St. SW. Not free Shoplifting... — Updated 6/30/2022

Angie Batsaikhan, left, and Saki Miyagi celebrate at Edmonds Stadium Saturday during Edmonds-Woodway High School's commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2022.... — Updated 6/30/2022

The Edmonds Library remains closed until further notice after a pipe burst on the plaza level and caused water damage. All equipment and material was moved to Sno-Isle Libaries's... — Updated 6/29/2022

On Monday, Shubert Ho and the rest of the 450 members of the Edmonds-based Feedme Hospitality & Restaurant Group, were in deep mourning over the loss of one of their own: chef... — Updated 6/30/2022

Edmonds mural artist Andy Eccleshall will debut a solo show this weekend, but it's not in town. His show, "Elemental," opens Friday, July 1, at Smith and Vallee Gallery in Edison,... — Updated 6/30/2022

The Beacon has confirmed that the diver missing off the coast of Mukilteo, and is presumed to have drowned, is 33-year-old chef du cuisine Hans Korompis of The Mark-Ket in Edmonds.... — Updated 6/27/2022

This past week, millions across our country had their reproductive freedoms threatened or stripped away when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade, ending the... — Updated 6/26/2022

The Edmonds Library is closed until further notice after a pipe burst and caused water damage. Sno-Isle Libraries is working in partnership with the City of Edmonds, said Katie... — Updated 6/27/2022

Here's a story with some good news. The City of Edmonds has received notice that the Department of Parks and Recreation is a beneficiary of the last will and testament of John A.... — Updated 6/30/2022

A few years after moving to Edmonds in 2000, I sought advice from a friend on where to take my 1995 Honda Civic for repairs. That's how I met Lee Hoang, proprietor of Edmonds Way... — Updated 6/30/2022

Former mayor: Strong mayor – if effective – is best option In 1983, I was elected Edmonds' first full-time mayor and CEO. I was subsequently reelected and served a total of... — Updated 6/30/2022

I watched a YouTube video presented by "The History Guy," who likes to specialize in forgotten history. The particular episode was about Camp Ellis near Ipava, Illinois. During... — Updated 6/30/2022

“Know your place,” my mother would say to me when courtesy and kindness eluded my behavior – especially among elders. I wasn’t quite sure “ole lady Audrey” at the end... — Updated 6/30/2022

A relatively painless way to reduce our carbon footprint is to use public transportation. We in Edmonds have the distinct advantage of a regional train/bus/ferry transportation... — Updated 6/23/2022

I’m thankful we are to have sidewalk benches in the Village of Goodness. Downtown Edmonds has numerous benches, places to rest and observe the goings on. On occasion, I find... — Updated 6/23/2022

Encouragements to help Edmonds fight climate change I am grateful for the hard work and sincere attempts by City employees and officials to include and consider nearly every... — Updated 6/23/2022 Full story

Joe Heller editorial cartoon for June... — Updated 6/23/2022

Six students from Edmonds-Woodway High School are heading to Dallas to compete in the Technology Student Association (TSA) 2022 National Competition June 26-30 in Dallas. Five... — Updated 6/30/2022

Owen Trent graduates from U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Owen Trent, son of Bruce and Marie Trent of Edmonds and formerly of Parkland, Florida, recently graduated from the United... — Updated 6/30/2022

More than 1,500 high school seniors graduated from high school this month from the Edmonds School District. Congratulations to all the... — Updated 6/30/2022

Throughout the rain and cold of the unusual spring, the Edmonds Petanque Club continued to meet in petanque competition, and recently concluded its 2022 league season. This year,... — Updated 6/30/2022

Interested in playing pickleball on brand-new courts? Yost Park in Edmonds has newly striped courts. And you want to head east, the City of Mill Creek recently dedicated a newly... — Updated 6/23/2022

School is over for some, but it's now time for continuing students to start planning for the fall sports season. Here is some information regarding start dates and what it takes to... — Updated 6/23/2022

This week's Edmonds Woodway athlete of the week is senior baseball player Jack Beers. Beers helped lead the Warriors to the 3A state tournament this year. He played a key role... — Updated 6/28/2022

This week's Edmonds Woodway athlete of the week is senior golfer Evan Clugston who finished his senior season in style with a trip to the State Golf Tournament in Spokane this... — Updated 6/29/2022

Graphite Arts Center has announced Lisa Myers Bulmash as its artist in residence to provide a view of the African diaspora. Meyers Bulmash has been an important link in support of... — Updated 6/30/2022

Andy Eccleshall to debut solo show in Edison Edmonds mural artist Andy Eccleshall will debut a solo show this weekend, but it's not in town. His show, "Elemental," opens Friday,... — Updated 6/30/2022

Rock icon Graham Nash, country legends Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt (together), and the bluesy sounds of the Robert Cray Band are all part of Edmonds Center for the Arts' 2022-23... — Updated 6/30/2022

Feedme Hospitality & Restaurant Group in Edmonds will once again have its lemonade stands and July 4 T-shirts this weekend, with proceeds going to a great cause. This year's... — Updated 6/30/2022

The Edmonds Arts Commission has announced that Edmonds-Woodway High School's Woodwind Symphony and Jazz Ensemble 1 Band will kick off the return of Summer Concerts in City Park... — Updated 6/30/2022

After being postponed last year due to the pandemic, the Edmonds Driftwood Players hosts its 11th annual Festival of Shorts June 24-July 3. These shows have been selected from... — Updated 6/23/2022

The Pacific-Coast Norwegian Singers Association presents the 2022 Sangerfest Grand Concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 24 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lynnwood. This is the first... — Updated 6/23/2022