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Pride Month activities kick off in Edmonds

The Edmonds Pride organization has kicked off its Pride 2026 events. Founded in 2024 and supported by the City of Edmonds, Edmonds Pride is a volunteer-run nonprofit that organizes the city’s …

Formalizing temporary pause on burials

Edmonds City councilmembers unanimously voted on Tuesday to temporarily ban family burial grounds within city limits – formalizing a decision made last week to enact an ordinance – while also …

Lynnwood cottage project seeks to expand access to homeownership

Buying a home has moved further out of reach for many families in Snohomish County. But a new cottage housing development in Lynnwood is designed to create a more attainable path for prospective …

Economic Alliance Snohomish County invites regional business, government and community leaders to attend the 2026 Port Report, one of Snohomish County’s signature annual economic development …

At the Snohomish County League of Women Voters annual meeting on May 16, 2026, members approved a resolution related to the Snohomish County Charter Review Commission ballot proposals for the …

Maverick Gaming layoffs include Crazy Moose in Mountlake Terrace

Maverick Gaming, which runs several casino operations in western Washington, will lay off employees at three of its casinos, according to a state worker and retraining notification. Mountlake …

Questions raised about mayor’s Flock Safety cancellation

A proposal to terminate the Edmonds Police Department’s agreement with Flock Safety, which provides automated license plate reader technology, is headed to the Edmonds City Council for formal …javascript:window.close();

The Edmonds School District invites families, staff, students, and community members to attend two groundbreaking ceremonies celebrating the future of our schools and community, made possible through …

The original engraving of the Declaration of Independence, the secret printing of the Constitution, the Treaty of Paris, and the Bill of Rights will land in Seattle in late July. It's all part …

After raising more than $26 million from private donors, government partners, religious institutions, and corporations, the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center is turning to the broader community to raise …

Girls on the Run Snohomish County has announced the return of its highly anticipated Celebration 5K on Sunday, June 7, at the Mill Creek Town Center. This noncompetitive, …

Sweet: R+M Desserts brings takeaway boutique to Edmonds

R+M Desserts, which touts its inventive treats and European style, opened at 403 Main St. on May 14. The chefs, Rod Gambassi and Marc Adams, have been married for almost 25 years. While …

Fix needed for cemetery’s damaged columbarium

Water intrusion and years of freeze-thaw damage have left a concrete retaining wall at the Edmonds Memorial Cemetery in need of emergency repairs. According to the City, the deteriorating wall …

Council puts 6-month pause on backyard burial sites

Edmonds City Council members have unanimously voted to temporarily prohibit family burial grounds within city limits in response to a new state law that gave local governments minimal time to …

Washington State Ferries sails into 75th anniversary

Washington State Ferries will celebrate its 75th anniversary on Monday, June 1. Events are planned across Puget Sound starting Friday, May 29, and throughout the month of June. June 1 …

Public invited to City's ‘Edmonds Serves’ launch

In a time of national polarization and negativity dominating headlines, Edmonds is doing the opposite: showcasing what it looks like when a community comes together through service. As the first …

Decision on $420 million bond levy is delayed

South County Fire’s Board of Commissioners last week said it will delay a vote on whether to place a $420 million fire and EMS construction bond before voters in the November general election. The …

Memorial Day: 'May we never forget them as we live this day and always.'

The annual Memorial Day ceremony at Edmonds Memorial Cemetery and Columbarium featured speakers Sonja Bateman and James Keefe.  Bateman lived as a child in Nazi-occupied Denmark during …

Paine Field will receive more than $22 million in federal funding for runway rehabilitation, taxiway safety improvements and lighting upgrades through airport infrastructure grants authorized under …

Councilmembers vote to resume the City’s salary commission

The Edmonds City Council has voted 5-2 to resume the City’s salary commission, ending a freeze put into place last December when the council suspended all nonmandatory boards and commissions to …

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