Thursday, October 1, 2026
While pumpkin spice drinks may already be on the menu, summer – and weekend holiday travel – isn’t over yet. No matter where or how people may travel, the Washington State …
Edmonds jazz guitarist Scott Lindenmuth performs with his band Aug. 14 at Hazel Miller Plaza as part of Edmonds’ free summer concert series. The series continued Aug. 21 with the Bobby …
From a distance, it looks like any other day camp, with teams of children running amok around the playground and ball field. They’re having a blast. But a closer look reveals that pretty …
As Washington lawmakers ease barriers to build more housing across the state, fire officials warn of an “unintended circumstance” making their jobs more difficult in some communities. …
The Washington State Auditor’s Office has announced its audit plans for the City of Edmonds, with results to be released in September. In a recent council meeting, officials …
On Tuesday, Aug. 26, city crews will be performing pavement repairs in downtown Edmonds at Fifth Avenue South and Maple Street. This intersection will be closed to all vehicle traffic from 7 a.m. to …
An abandoned former Washington state ferry, the Olympic, rests slanted on a shoreline off Ketron Island, in southern Puget Sound. Aboard, flakes of corroded steel and other debris scatter across …
Mayor Mike Rosen has named Todd Tatum as acting city administrator. Tatum most recently served as the city’s director of Community, Culture and Economic Development. “Todd brings a …
This is part one of a two-part story. In a colorful classroom at Edmonds College’s Head Start preschool in Lynnwood, kids finish breakfast and sit in a circle, watching their teacher …
The Edmonds Marsh restoration volunteers were hard at work last week, spreading wood chips to prevent regrowth of invasive nightshade. The Edmonds Stream Team has a new four-year agreement with …
The following was first published in the Our Edmonds newsletter published by the City. It takes a community working together to make local projects possible. The opening of Edmonds Village …
Northwest Civic Circle (NWCC) will host a series one-on-one conversations with candidates in the general election who are running for Edmonds City Council, Port of Edmonds, and South County Fire …
The Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Congregation has appointed the Rev. Natalie Malter its new minister. Malter moved to Seattle from Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she lived while pursuing her …
The Washington State Department of Ecology is inviting public comment on a proposed legal agreement and community involvement plan for cleaning up chemical contamination at the Paine Field Fire …
Longtime Edmonds resident and community advocate Joseph Ademofe has endorsed Erika Barnett for Edmonds City Council Position 3. He cited “their shared commitment to protecting and enhancing …
The new school year is just around the corner. The Edmonds School District is now enrolling kindergarten students and students new to the district for the 2025–2026 school year. Families are …
The Evergreen State Fair is back this month, bringing 11 days of rides, food, concerts, and community traditions to the fairgrounds in Monroe. The 2025 event runs Aug. 21–26 and Aug. …
Classic cars, custom hot rods, and gleaming vintage favorites will take center stage Sunday, Aug. 17, when the “Relay for Life” Car Show cruises into the Tulalip Resort Casino. The …
Edmonds Senior Center Thrift Store, an integral part of the Edmonds community since 1969, has its fifth annual Fashion Sunday, Sept. 7, at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. “Our primary goal …
The Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office continues to seek the public’s help to locate 21-year-old Jonathan Hoang, who went missing from his Arlington home March 30. Detectives say they …