By Marni Muir - Jun 22
A new mural has been completed in Edmonds – an enchanting body of work, containing 10 unique murals. The paintings depict mesmerizing ocean ...
Jun 22
After several months of research and collaboration, the City of Edmonds is promoting what it calls its new and improved VisitEdmonds.com website.
W...
Jun 22
The Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation has presented a gift of $50,000 to executive and board members of the Edmonds Senior Center toward funding of ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 22
Fifty years at any job is a rare thing these days.
So Washington State Ferries ticket seller Steve Jackson's 50th anniversary was cause for ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 21
Walnut Street Coffee in Edmonds has received its certification for the statewide EnviroStars green business program – the first local business to ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 20
The Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office has ruled that the death of a 33-year-old woman who jumped in front of a BNSF train in Edmonds was ...
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Jun 20
The Edmonds Senior Center's fourth annual Gala & Auction, May 5 at the Historic Flight Foundation, raised a record $87,000. The sold-out event ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 18
It could have been worse, bystanders agreed.
An unoccupied, runaway semi-truck carrying an excavator slammed into an Edmonds home at about 1 p.m. ...
By Jonathan Garelick - Jun 17
Remember what you were doing at 18?
Chances are it wasn't owning and running a small business. But for Snohomish County resident Richard Kulakevich...
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Jun 16
Updated June 18:The Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office reports that the death of a woman who jumped in front of a BNSF train in Edmonds on ...
Jun 16
Low tide, as seen from the Edmonds ferry dock Saturday, June 16.
Jun 15
Producers from KING 5's “Evening” where at 190 Sunset in Edmonds last week shooting video of bartender Niles Peacock.
He has into his reign as ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 15
As he faced his mortality with a second colon cancer surgery, Carl Kishida asked his partner to assure him that his art would continue to be seen ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 14
Look for ribbons, balloons and bells on Saturday, June 16, as the Edmonds Museum Summer Market celebrates 25 seasons of bringing the bounty of ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 14
At first impression, Ned Mueller's official poster for the 2018 Edmonds Arts Festival could be taken for a nice piece of wall art. Isn't it ...
By Cecilia Kingman - Jun 13
A few weeks ago, as I was being arrested, the officers said to me, “I hope you got what you wanted today.”
I replied, “What I want is an end to ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 13
With the housing affordability crisis increasing, and showing no sign of easing, one Edmonds church is on the forefront of an innovative push to ...
Jun 12
Just in time for summer, the city of Edmonds celebrated the grand opening of the new playground at the Frances Anderson Center with a ribbon ...
By Suzy Baroud - Jun 07
We didn't have any idea what we were getting ourselves into when we hosted our first Ramadan Iftar Celebration at Edmonds Lutheran Church in ...
By Ian Davis-Leonard - Jun 07
Mary Springer hopped into her car to buy tomato plants on a normal Wednesday late last month. The 20-year Edmonds resident had just left her home ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 07
Who should be able to live in Edmonds?
With housing prices and rents seemingly increasing by the hour, is it up to city leaders to look for ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 07
It took a few minutes to warm up, but Eric and Jaimie Gouge were soon engaged in a lively back-and-forth during the first episode of their podcast ...
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May 31
Members of the Armed Forces who died in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, as well as one killed on Sept. 11, were honored Monday during the Memorial ...
By Betty Lou Gaeng - May 31
Over seven years ago, Maj. Philip Ambard, a former Edmonds resident, lost his life along with eight others in a mass shooting at the International ...
May 31
This year celebrates the 30th anniversary of the sister city relationship established in 1988 between Hekinan, Japan, and the city of Edmonds.
In ...
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May 31
During last year's session, the State Legislature created a program to designate select communities as Creative Districts, in recognition of ...
By Brian Soergel - May 31
It turns out a renewed discussion among city leaders to consider adjusting height limitations in the downtown Edmonds retail core never had a ...
May 30
Say goodbye to the first mural in Edmonds – Pat Brier's “A Day in Edmonds,” installed in 2009 on the Main Street side of Sound Styles.
On ...
By Brian Soergel - May 30
The day started cloudy, but the skies cleared just in time on Monday, May 28, for the beginning of the 36th annual Memorial Day observance at the ...
By Maria Montalvo - May 27
One year ago, the Edmonds Veterans Plaza was dedicated on Memorial Day to honor all veterans, past, present and future.
A few years earlier, ...
