Latest News in Edmonds, WA

A little flashy and fun E-W Warriors debut new baseball uniforms

The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors unveiled their new high school baseball uniforms featuring bright Kelly green shirts and pants with white and purple pinstripes during a home game against the Lake Stevens Vikings. Coach Dan Somoza emphasized the intention behind the flashy design was to create excitement and foster team spirit, despite mixed opinions from players about the uniform's brightness. The new attire aims to pay homage to the school's history while also injecting fun into the sport.

Walk Talk tours begin - starting with Westgate neighborhood center - My Edmonds News

The Edmonds Walk & Talk tour, which commenced on March 27, allowed residents to express concerns about safety issues, particularly on 100th Avenue West. City officials, including Planning Director Shane Hope, facilitated discussions on improving pedestrian safety and urban aesthetics. The initiative aims to engage the community in addressing local infrastructure challenges.

Edmonds College Foundation to host 40th annual fundraiser, April 26 - My Edmonds News

The Edmonds College Foundation is hosting its 40th annual INSPIRE Gala on April 26 at the Lynnwood Event Center to raise funds for scholarships and educational opportunities. The event will feature a disco theme, dinner, live music, and auctions, emphasizing community support for students' futures. Edmonds College President Amit B. Singh highlights the gala as a critical investment in student success.

ECA Rick Steves offers free presentation on new book

Rick Steves is hosting a free travel presentation on his latest book, "On the Hippie Trail," at the Edmonds Center for the Arts on April 6, 2025. This event promises to engage local travel enthusiasts with insights from Steves, a well-known travel expert. Attendees can look forward to an informative evening filled with travel tips and stories.

Reader viewcommentary Voters please learn all the facts about Regional Fire Authority annexation

The article discusses Edmonds' upcoming vote on Proposition 1, which proposes annexation into the Regional Fire Authority (RFA) for fire and emergency medical services. The author, Dave Teitzel, urges voters to scrutinize the information presented in the voter’s pamphlet, claiming it contains misleading statements regarding funding and service levels. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of the annexation before casting their votes.

Commentary Local giving, lasting impact - supporting our children in challenging times - My Edmonds News

The article emphasizes the importance of local support for children in the Edmonds School District during challenging times. It highlights the Foundation for Edmonds School District's efforts to provide essential resources and educational opportunities, calling for community involvement to ensure no child goes hungry or lacks educational support. The piece serves as a rallying cry for local giving to create lasting impacts in the community.

Vietnam War operating room nurse gets standing ovation during Edmonds author event

Sarah L. Blum, a Vietnam War veteran and author, captivated an audience of 120 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center with her moving presentation on her experiences as an operating room nurse in Vietnam. Her book, "Warrior Nurse: PTSD and Healing," addresses the psychological toll of war and includes resources for PTSD sufferers. The event, co-sponsored by local organizations, highlighted Blum's emotional journey and her interactions with veterans and notable figures like Charlton Heston.

ECA Rick Steves offers free presentation on new book

Renowned travel expert Rick Steves will host a free presentation at the Edmonds Center for the Arts on April 6, 2025, discussing his latest book, “On the Hippie Trail.” This event is particularly relevant for local residents interested in travel and cultural exploration. Attendees will have the opportunity to gain insights from Steves, who is known for his extensive travel knowledge.

Corrosion problem knocks most Amtrak Cascades trains out of service - My Edmonds News

Amtrak's Cascades service in the Pacific Northwest faces a significant setback as the company withdraws its Horizon-class train cars for emergency repairs due to corrosion. With only one operational train remaining, substitute bus service will temporarily replace cancelled train routes. This disruption comes at a time when ridership had been on the rise, raising concerns about the future of train travel in the region.

Local genealogists to discuss AI-powered full text search during April 2 meeting in Lynnwood

The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society is set to host a program on April 2 in Lynnwood, focusing on the application of full text search technology to enhance access to family history records. Janice and Keith Allred, experienced genealogists, will lead the session, demonstrating effective search techniques and discussing the implications of artificial intelligence in genealogy research. This event promises to offer valuable insights for family historians looking to navigate the growing digital landscape of historical records.