Thursday, October 22, 2026
For decades, the Edmonds Museum Summer Market has been one of the traditions that define summer in downtown Edmonds. Now the Edmonds Historical Museum says it is building on that tradition by …
Jerry Gay, a 1964 Edmonds High School graduate whose picture of serial killer Ted Bundy was published in newspapers worldwide, died at 79 on Oct. 14, according to family members. His black-and-white, …
Snohomish County Elections mailed ballots for the Nov. 3 general election to 500,000 registered voters on Oct. 20. The county previously mailed ballots to military and overseas voters, as well as …
Edmonds Police Loi Dawkins says the City averages 1.07 officers per 1,000 residents. Statewide, Washington’s average is 1.37, while nationwide the average is 2.2. During Tuesday’s public …
Lisa Takach, named the City’s Human Resources director in March, has left Edmonds to return to Oregon. She replaced Interim HR Director Ludwig Marz, appointed after HR Director Jessica …
On the last day of September, Cliff Sanderlin thought he was taking the relaxing way home to Edmonds. He had spent the day visiting in Olympia and, on the advice of friends, decided to return by …
The Emerald Sea Dive Club will host a pier cleanup on Saturday, Oct. 24. The volunteer event will include two scheduled dives to remove debris and keep the Edmonds waterfront clean and enjoyable for …
An Edmonds home baker is heading to Scotland to compete for a world shortbread title. But first, she's inviting her hometown to help put her recipe to the test. Jennifer Tripp, founder …
The City of Edmonds invites community members to attend a follow-up virtual public meeting on Monday, Oct. 19, from noon to 1 p.m. to learn how public feedback from this summer’s meetings is …
After a sickout crippled Washington’s ferry system last week, Gov. Bob Ferguson ordered a new evaluation of its engineers’ salaries ahead of wage negotiations with union workers next summer. …
Editor’s note: The following is a follow-up to Steve Nevey’s Oct. 8 column, written before the disruption to ferry service from WSF engine-room employees citing low pay and long hours, …
The City of Edmonds will begin construction on Tuesday, Oct .13, to install three speed tables (also known as speed humps) on Maplewood Drive between Main Street and 200th Street SW. …
South County Fire’s Board of Commissioners has appointed Edmonds resident Darren Austin to fill the vacant District 4 commissioner position. In September, the board adopted a new election …
Edmonds Police say they are seeing a rise in sophisticated scams in which suspects impersonate law enforcement, government officials, or bank representatives. These scams often target older residents …
The North Sound Bicycle Advocates welcome Heidi Beierle to its “2026 One Pedal Revolution at a Time” fundraising dinner at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at the Lake Ballinger Center in Mountlake …
The Edmonds Lions Club will hold a food drive to benefit the Edmonds Food Bank from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at Walnut Street Coffee in Edmonds. Nonperishable …
Influenza cases are rising earlier than normal in Snohomish County, and the Health Department has already recorded the county’s first flu-related death this fall. “Flu season has arrived …
Beacon Publishing picked up 13 awards at the Washington Newspaper’s Publisher Association’s 139th annual Convention and Awards Dinner Oct. 2-3 in Everett. Competing in category one, Beacon …
Edmonds City councilmembers on Tuesday discussed major parts of the proposed 2027-2028 biennial budget and scheduled a utility rate study that could lead to a new rate ordinance. Mayor Mike …
The budget process has begun. Mayor Mike Rosen presented his proposed 2027-2028 biennial budget Monday night at the Edmonds Waterfront Center, noting that the City has balanced its books for the …