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Art Beat Review Clue The Musical! Edmonds Driftwood Players sell out again - My Edmonds News

Edmonds Driftwood Players' production of _Clue: The Musical_ runs from March 14 to April 6 at Wade James Theatre, offering a unique interactive experience with multiple possible outcomes each night. The cast, including standout performances from Nicole Roundy and Doug Harkness, brings to life a whimsical and engaging rendition of the classic board game, enhanced by impressive set design and musical numbers. This local theater event not only entertains but also showcases community talent and creativity.

Lynnwood Heroes Cafe honors Edmonds American Legion Post 66 - My Edmonds News

Lynnwood Heroes’ Café honored Edmonds American Legion Post 66 for their financial contributions during 2024 at a monthly meeting held on February 25. Executive Director Gary Walderman presented a plaque to Commander Dan Mullene, emphasizing the importance of collaboration for veteran outreach projects. The gathering aims to foster camaraderie among veterans and supporters while enhancing community welfare.

Want tips for working with the news media? Panel discussion set for April 9 - My Edmonds News

A virtual media relations panel is scheduled for April 9, 2025, aimed at helping nonprofits, businesses, and community organizations enhance their media exposure. The free webinar will cover essential topics such as writing effective news releases and engaging with various media platforms. Esteemed speakers from renowned media outlets will share their expertise during this informative event.

Sheryl Christine Johnson Career registered nurse was known for her kindness, humor - My Edmonds News

Sheryl Christine Johnson, an 81-year-old registered nurse known for her kindness and humor, passed away on March 8, 2025. Her legacy of compassion, built through decades of caring for others in retirement homes, will continue to inspire her family and friends. Johnson is survived by her two children and multiple grandchildren, leaving behind a cherished memory of love and dedication.

Sample coffee and tea during Edmonds Historical Museum Steep and Greet event March 29 - My Edmonds News

The Edmonds Historical Museum is set to host a “Steep and Greet” event on March 29, 2025, where local coffee and tea shops will share samples and insights about their favorite brews. Attendees can enjoy a cozy atmosphere while learning about these beloved beverages and potentially discovering new favorites. Tickets are priced at $5 and will be available at the museum's plaza.

Edmonds fashion show April 2 to benefit Edmonds Center for Arts - My Edmonds News

The Edmonds Center for the Arts is hosting "An Edmonds Kind of Fashion Show" on April 2, 2025, featuring local boutique styles and benefiting the arts center. The event promises a lively evening with a fashion show, shopping opportunities, and light refreshments, all while supporting local businesses and the arts community.

Edmonds Food Banks community project funding at risk

The Edmonds Food Bank faces potential funding cuts after U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen's request for federal support for a new building is deemed at risk due to a recent House resolution. Despite these challenges, the food bank remains committed to advocating for the project and plans to submit a new funding request for fiscal year 2026.

Edmonds-Woodways Hiatt selected for two high school all-star games

Edmonds-Woodway senior Cam Hiatt, who recently concluded his high school basketball career, has been selected to participate in two prestigious all-star games in Washington and Oregon. Despite the sadness of ending his high school journey after a strong season, Hiatt's talent has earned him spots on the 3A team for the WIBCA All-Star Weekend and the Washington state squad for the Northwest Shootout.

RFA-annexed cities agree its the best option

An online community discussion led by Alicia Crank on March 12 examined the upcoming April 22 special election in Edmonds regarding a proposed annexation into South. The conversation highlighted local civic engagement and the implications of the annexation for the community. Subscribers can access the full details of the discussion and its significance to Edmonds.

High school sports roundup March 12, 2025

Bishop Blanchet and Mountlake Terrace high schools showcased strong performances in boys' soccer and softball, respectively, during their season openers on March 12, 2025. Mountlake Terrace's softball team achieved a remarkable 29-1 victory over Ingraham, fueled by junior Amaya Johnson's outstanding performance, while Edmonds-Woodway also dominated Highline with a 19-0 win in softball.