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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 …

Thrift Store Fashion Show returns with artists, silent auction

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 …

Edmonds rallies to save school music programs

The Foundation for Edmonds School District has announced that its Save the Arts Campaign raised $302,000 – with pledges still arriving – to help preserve music programs in the Edmonds …

Ludwig Marz named interim HR director

Ludwig Marz has been named the City of Edmonds' interim Human Resources director. Former HR Director Jessica Neill Hoyson submitted her resignation. Her last day was July 8. You can contact …

Pet store has soft opening in Edmonds

Jester's Pet Supply had its soft opening Tuesday, Aug. 12, at Salish Crossing in Edmonds. Beth Jester is the founder. From the store's website: Jester’s Pet Supply is more than a …

Will pedestrian crossing be safer at Fifth and Main?

The City of Edmonds recently completed pedestrian improvements on the south approach of Main Street and Fifth Avenue South intersection. Transportation safety at this crosswalk has been a …

Coast Guard adds icebreaker for first time in 25 years

The U.S. Coast Guard commissioned its first additional polar icebreaker in 25 years in Juneau on Sunday, marking what officials called a new era in Arctic activity for the United States. The …

Café Louvre owners win bid for coffee shop at transit hub

There’s a new coffee shop at the Lynnwood light rail station with roots in Edmonds. Haifa Fakih Alhussieni and Nabil Alhussieni have announced that Café Louvre (AlFa Coffee Inc.) is …

Ferry fares going up; new fee if you pay with a credit card

A trip on a Washington state ferry will get more expensive this fall. The Washington State Transportation Commission has approved  fare hikes  of 3% on Oct. 1 and another 3% on May 1, …

Work zone cameras catching speeders on highways

Since 2020, Washington has averaged 1,345 crashes in highway work zones each year. Those crashes have led to deaths and injuries to roadway workers and the traveling public alike, as well as …

WaFd Bank announces regional president of northern Washington

WaFd Bank has announced the promotion of Ash Palta to regional president at WaFd Bank for northern Washington. Palta joined WaFd in 2011 as an assistant branch manager and has since progressed …

At Washington Health Care Authority, workers are warned of layoffs

Employees at one of Washington state’s largest health agencies are bracing for layoffs due to ongoing funding challenges. Though how many could lose their jobs and when aren’t known, …

Providence Swedish named among nation's best hospitals

Providence Swedish hospitals throughout the Puget Sound region have again been recognized for their overall excellence, as well as excellence in specialty areas in U.S. News & World …

City sees midyear financial boost, but caution remains

The City of Edmonds’ midyear financial report for 2025 is mixed, with stronger-than-expected fund balances boosted by an interfund loan and decreased expenditures in key areas. But revenue …

Edmonds landlord among those fined under law capping rent increases

Editor’s note: Edmonds Beacon Editor Brian Soergel contributed to this story. For the first time, Washington’s attorney general has enforced the state’s new cap on rent hikes, …

South County Fire orders Edmonds to pay up

The City of Edmonds admitted it misunderstood payments it was obligated to pay South County Fire after voters in April approved annexation into the Regional Fire Authority (RFA) to begin June 1. The …

Olympic View Water and Sewer sues Edmonds School District over PFAS

The Olympic View Water and Sewer District has filed a citizen suit under the Safe Water Drinking Act against the Edmonds School District in what it says is an attempt to protect the Deer Creek …

Erika Barnett, Alex Newman advance to general election

After the first count was tallied in Tuesday’s primary election to determine the newest councilmember for Position 3, it's clear that Erika Barnett and Alex Newman will advance to the general election Nov. 4. Barnett …

DOH launches tool to help Washingtonians find free Naloxone 

The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has launched an online tool to help residents quickly locate free naloxone (Narcan), a life-saving medication that can reverse opioid …

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