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Paine Field adopts disability awareness program

Paine Field has joined a global network of airports recognizing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, an international initiative that supports individuals with non-visible disabilities.   …

A tight, bonded family needs a strong, loving person to provide grace and care to keep it together. In the Archipley family, that person was Cate Archipley. Likewise, a successful enterprise …

An extraordinary artist: d'Elaine Johnson to gift her estate, artwork to Edmonds College

D’Elaine Johnson did not want the reception for her Graphite Arts Center retrospective to be about the artist. “Let the work explain itself,” she said on Dec. 6, looking around …

Council delays decision on new levy lid lift

At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, councilmembers discussed the City’s ongoing budget shortfall and whether a levy lid lift may eventually be needed to stabilize funding for core …

Emergency proclamation issued for Snohomish County flooding

Flooding along multiple rivers has caused a state of emergency in the county, with ongoing impacts to roads and transportation, emergency services, and private and public properties. Snohomish …

PETA is offering a reward of up to $6,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction on cruelty charges of the person(s) responsible for abandoning a dog –  found still alive …

Sen. Marko Liias (D-Edmonds) was awarded the Knight First Class of the Order of the Lion by Finnish President Alexander Stubb. Ambassador Leena-Kaisa Mikkola presented Liias with the decoration Dec. …

Edmonds expands housing options with co-living ordinance

The Edmonds City Council voted 7-0 Nov. 25 to approve a new co-living housing ordinance. It updates outdated language, increases flexibility for low-cost housing, and brings Edmonds into compliance …

Holiday Trolley is back in town

Santa isn’t the only one coming to town – our famous holiday trolley is already back, arriving last week. Not only is the Edmonds holiday trolley coming back for its 12th …

South County Fire’s Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to move forward on a potential capital facilities bond measure for the 2026 general election. According to South County …

Council votes 4–3 to double utility tax through 2027

The Edmonds City Council voted 4-3 on Dec. 2 to approve a temporary increase to the City’s utility tax rate, a measure city officials said is needed to stabilize cash flow through the …

Schack Art Center: Judy Tuohy to retire after 32 years as exec

Schack Art Center Executive Director Judy Tuohy will retire in March after 32 years. According to a news release, the organization has grown more than tenfold under her service, evolving from a …

And then there was light: Citizens chip in to help keep it bright during Edmonds budget cuts

Were you among the hundreds who marveled when the Holiday Tree lights switched on at Centennial Plaza? Have you driven by the lighted fountain and seen the garlands and wreaths on the lampposts? …

For what it’s worth: Learn about the music from Laurel Canyon

You’ll never know what you’ll find when you dig into when the latest catalog from Edmonds College’s Creative Retirement Institute lands in your mailbox. CRI is a member-driven, …

Edmonds Food Bank receives $250K grant from Amazon

Edmonds Food Bank has received a $250,000 grant from Amazon toward the construction of a new food bank to keep pace with the sharp rise in food insecurity. The largest single contribution to the food …

3 trees at Frances Anderson Center to be removed

From the City of Edmonds: Next Monday, beginning Dec. 8, Snohomish County PUD will be contracting with a tree service to remove the three Deodar cedar trees located adjacent to the high-voltage …

WA lawmakers gather in Olympia to gear up for 2026 session

How best to spend, save and raise money will be a recurring theme when Washington lawmakers convene in Olympia this week for their annual “ committee days .”  The state is …

Repairs coming to Yost Park, but it’ll take a while

The City of Edmonds is preparing an ecological and infrastructure overhaul in Yost Park, launching the next phase of a multiyear effort, budgeted at $630,000, to restore the degraded Shell Creek …

Edmonds council approves property tax increase

Edmonds residents pushed back against the City Council’s decision Nov. 25 to adopt a 0.1% property tax increase – and that it was considering other tax hikes – saying it’s …

Update: Boy and Girls Club looks for 2027 opening

It’s getting closer to saying goodbye to the big red building. The project to rebuild the Edmonds Boys and Girls Club at Civic Field has been submitted to the City of Edmonds for a …

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