Naval Station Everett, in coordination with local fire and emergency service agencies, will conduct a regularly scheduled security exercise from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Sept. 15. The exercise is …

Seattle-based WaFd Bank, which has a location on Main Street in Edmonds, has entered into a $3.9 billion reverse merger with Jacksonville, Florida- based EverBank Financial Corp. As of the first …

Snohomish County PUD and the City of Everett will celebrate the opening of a new community solar array from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, at 1226 W. Casino Road, adjacent to Walter E. Hall …

The community, elected officials, firefighters, and police on Sept. 11 marked the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the United States. The ceremony took place at Fire Station 17 in …

Geologist David B. Williams’ new book is for anyone who has traveled over the Cascade Mountains. Or for those who wonder why they exist in the first place. “In the Range of Fire and Ice: A …

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce has named Michael Campbell-Danas its new president and CEO. Campbell-Danas, who began Sept.r 8, replaces Ryan Crowther, who departed after four years to become CEO of …

The Edmonds City Council on Tuesday approved 15 residents to serve on a new Fiscal Sustainability Task Force that will help recommend ways to address the City’s long-term financial challenges. …

September is National Preparedness Month, and Snohomish County PUD is encouraging residents to take a few simple steps now to prepare for power outages and other emergencies. Preparation can be …

At 85, Ivan Molstad has no intention of leaving the Arlington farmhouse his wife’s grandfather built more than a century ago. His great-grandchildren run through the property, and he wants to …

Edmonds in Bloom is thrilled to invite community members and media representatives to Bloomfest! The Dahlia Gala on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, from 7-9 p.m.. Hosted at the …

Washington State Ferries will recap its busiest summer travel season since 2019 and provide updates on new vessels and other projects during two virtual community meetings Thursday, Sept. 10. …

About 100 people gathered Friday, Aug. 28, to celebrate the opening of the Everett New Start Center, which will provide temporary housing and support services for people experiencing homelessness. …

 In November, Feedme Hospitality & Restaurant Group –  which has partnered with the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) since 2021 – announced it was closing Market Seattle at the …

Young festivalgoers won’t have to spend the weekend following their parents from booth to booth at the Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival. Organizers have filled the Sept. 11-13 celebration at …

A donation drive to collect quilts and comforters for residents of Edmonds Post Acute is nearing its goal of 200. It now stands at 155. Dan Eagle leads the effort. His sister, Mary Ellen Eagle, …

Restoration volunteers put on their waders Saturday for some cleaning up at Edmonds Marsh. Volunteers of all ages regularly head to the 22-acre site to promote the health of the tidally influenced …

Puget Sound Energy customers could see slightly higher electric bills beginning Oct. 1 under a rate adjustment the utility has requested from state regulators. PSE has filed requests with the …

Washington State Ferries is preparing for nearly 400,000 passengers over the Labor Day weekend, capping its busiest summer since 2019. WSF expects close to 400,000 people to ride the state ferry …

Cascadia Art Museum’s upcoming exhibition, “Zoë Dusanne: The Art of Seeing,” celebrates the life and career of prominent Seattle cultural icon Zoë Dusanne (1884-1972). A dealer and …

The “Summer of Jimothy” is making its way north to Edmonds. The Edmonds Food Bank is hosting an online auction from 7 a.m. Friday, Aug. 28, through 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2, for an original …