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Help us raise our flag

We’ve launched a redesign process for the printed version of the Beacon, and we need your help. Our first change is with the flag, or banner, which is what we call the name of the …

Volunteers complete Edmonds Marsh and creek restoration work

The Edmonds Marsh Volunteer Restoration Project concluded its work for the year in restoring freshwater connections to the Edmonds Marsh and reestablishing a “new” Shellabarger Creek open …

Battery farms are headed to western Washington

A new form of electricity supply is coming to neighborhoods in western Washington and greater Portland. Whether you like it or not may depend on how much you trust developer assurances about the …

Wil Johnson wants all to feel at home

Wil Johnson has a vision for Snohomish County. “That people’s needs are met, that people are seen, heard, valued and safe,” he said “That I don’t have to look over …

Rick Steves provides update on his prostate cancer surgery

Editor’s note: Travel expert Rick Steves is back at this Edmonds home after surgery for prostate cancer. He shared the following update on social media. Thanks for all the support since I …

E-W football coach resigns; Gradwohl to return for rest of season

Edmonds-Woodway football coach Bill Marsh tendered his resignation today, Oct. 7, after five games with the team, the Beacon has learned. Former longtime coach John Gradwohl, who led the team …

The Edmonds City Council will have a public hearing during its Oct. 8 council meeting to hear from residents regarding Initiative 2117. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers at …

Velva’s walk again raises money for Alzheimer’s

In 2016, Velva Salterelli orchestrated the first Edmonds Walk the Block for Alzheimer’s disease. She created it for Edmonds Landing seniors to honor the memory of her late husband for 51 years, …

'Messy': Biennial budget is on the way

“It’s going to be messy.” Mayor Mike Rosen admitted as much on Tuesday as he presented his proposed budget at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. Fair warning. The address …

Former E-W football standout Josh Heard dies

Josh Heard, a former standout football player for Edmonds-Woodway High, has died at age 35. His Sept. 28 death was announced on a GoFundMe page created by Lauren Heard, the wife of Heard’s …

Washington State Ferries’ new Classroom on the Water program got underway last month. WSF hosted several Maritime High School students for three days of hands-on marine training. …

Hazel Miller Foundation honors longtime adviser

The Hazel Miller Foundation is well-known for its substantial impact on south Snohomish County since 2010, awarding more than $14 million in grants that support neighbors and communities. It …

Taking it all in

The clouds cleared on Sunday, making for a glorious day to take in the sights on Edmonds beaches.

The City of Edmonds is in the process throughout 2024 of updating its 20-year Comprehensive Plan that is inclusive of, and responsive to the interests and priorities of all community members. As …

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