Thursday, October 1, 2026
This year's Great Washington ShakeOut is Thursday, Oct. 16. People across the state and millions more around the world will practice earthquake drills at work, school, or home at 10:16 a.m. …
It was a night to remember for the Edmonds Waterfront Center during its annual fundraising gala Oct. 11. We had a record sold-out crowd of 238 guests, and we exceeded our $400,000 goal, raising …
The so-called “Big One” or Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake expected to trigger disruptive quakes throughout the West Coast could cause more damage than previously estimated if it sets …
The City of Edmonds and the Edmonds Marsh Estuary Advocates have completed preliminary evaluations supporting the restoration of the Edmonds Marsh estuary. This work was funded by the National …
Mayor Mike Rosen has named Andy Rheaume Edmonds’ Public Works director; councilmembers unanimously confirmed the appointment Tuesday. Rheaume, who starts work Nov. 17, has more than two decades …
The City of Edmonds is seeking a resident interested in participating as a member of the Edmonds Planning Board. The Planning Board serves as an advisory board to the City Council on rezones, …
South County Fire’s 2026 funding proposal would add just over $7 per month overall to the average homeowner’s costs and include the addition of 30 firefighters plus six administrative …
Beginning Nov. 1, the Edmonds Waterfront Center will shift to an open-catering model, giving rental clients the option to bring in the catering partner that best fits their vision. This change, the …
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson celebrated the state’s award of a $715 million contract for three hybrid electric ferries in July as a milestone in his drive to improve the …
What started as a normal takeout dinner for Edmonds kindergarten teacher Emily Priest turned into a medical emergency that doctors say could have been fatal. Priest, who teaches at Chase Lake …
Dr. Cindy R. Elliser is the next featured speaker in Annie Crawley’s Environmental Speaker Series at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. She is a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish …
Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers has appointed Kim VanPelt as the new Health Department director. VanPelt comes to Snohomish County from Tucson, Arizona, where she served as …
Building on a well-attended rally for the first No Kings Day in June, a local Indivisible group is hosting a “No Kings II” rally 3-5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, at Edmonds City Park. …
Friends and family are mourning the loss of Morgan Batali, a well-known Edmonds chef known for his creativity and deep ties to the community. He died unexpectedly on Oct. 2 at age 31. If …
Permanent supportive housing, eviction workarounds, and financing for rural homes are among the topics Washington lawmakers could discuss next year to alleviate the state’s affordable housing …
The Hazel Miller Foundation has awarded $103,581 to 12 nonprofit organizations in its August 2025 grant cycle. The funding supports a range of local efforts that strengthen the Edmonds community and …
Allyson Alvis is in her element at the Edmonds Historical Museum’s new storage unit for its thousands of Edmonds artifacts from the past. Much of the heavy lifting, pun not …
Natasha Ryan is the new public information officer (PIO) for the City of Edmonds. The full-time position pays between $8,235 and $10,509 monthly. Ryan succeeds Neil Neurotsos, who was …
Washington women and their babies could lose access to benefits under a key nutrition program in the case of a prolonged federal government shutdown. The Women, Infants and Children …
The Washington State Ferries (WSF) vessel Suquamish suffered a significant main engine casualty while operating on the Mukilteo/Clinton route last week, causing the vessel to go out of service in the …