Latest News in Edmonds, WA

Larsen swings through Edmonds to visit new food bank location and attend Congressional Ferry Caucus kickoff

U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen visited Edmonds on Wednesday to support the expansion of the Edmonds Food Bank and launch the Congressional Ferry Caucus. The food bank plans to relocate to Edmonds Lutheran Church, nearly doubling its capacity and enhancing services for over 1,400 households. The new project, supported by $2 million in federal funding, aims to address food insecurity amid proposed budget cuts.

Reader viewopinion You told us what Edmonds should be heres the final report from KEV

Nearly 600 Edmonds residents participated in the civic initiative “What Should Edmonds Be?” contributing 43,000 votes on community ideas. The final report highlights strong support for maintaining public amenities and prioritizing public safety, with 92% of participants advocating for the preservation of local facilities.

Port of Edmonds candidate Chelsea Rudd hosting campaign kickoff July 24

Chelsea Rudd will host a campaign kickoff for her Port of Edmonds Commissioner bid on July 24 at Brigid’s Bottleshop. The event, which runs from 6-7:30 p.m., is family-friendly and encourages RSVPs. Three of the five commissioner seats are up for election this year.

In Days Gone By Former Mayor Harve Harrisons home on the move

Former Edmonds Mayor Harve Harrison's home is set to be relocated to Poulsbo after being sold to Jerry Masters. Masters aims to preserve the house by donating it to a nonprofit rather than demolishing it, ensuring minimal disruption to neighbors during the move. The house, known for hosting community gatherings, will be transported by truck and barge.

Edmonds Human Resources Director Neill Hoyson leaving city

Edmonds Human Resources Director Jessica Neill Hoyson will resign effective July 8, citing a challenging decision amid the city's financial crisis. She joined the city in August 2019 and is committed to ensuring a smooth transition for the HR department.

A new summer tradition Family Day at the Edmonds Block Party Aug. 9

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce announces Family Day at the Edmonds Block Party on August 9, featuring a new All-Ages Stage with live performances. Kids under 21 can attend for free, while the evening will showcase tribute bands in the beer garden.

Workshop offers tips on transforming your lawn into a pollinator oasis

Community members attended a workshop at the Lynnwood Fish Hatchery on June 13 to learn about transforming lawns into native plant gardens. Expert Paisley Blume highlighted the environmental drawbacks of traditional turf lawns, which contribute to significant water waste and do little to support pollinators. She shared practical tips for creating sustainable landscapes that enhance biodiversity.

Scene in Edmonds Around town Monday - My Edmonds News

A vibrant scene unfolded in Edmonds on June 17, featuring a picturesque sunrise captured by local photographer Julia Wiese. The article highlights community activities and events, showcasing the town's lively atmosphere. Residents and visitors alike enjoyed the beauty of the morning as they engaged in various local happenings.

Have a conversation about Edmonds parks during July 2 Edmonds Civic Roundtable event

Edmonds Parks Director Angie Feser and City Councilmember Vivian Olson will discuss local parks during the Edmonds Civic Roundtable on July 2. The meeting will address challenges facing the city's parks amid budget constraints, with breakfast starting at 7:30 a.m. and the program beginning at 8 a.m.

Introducing our Whats Happening This Weekend newsletter launching Wednesday!

My Neighborhood News Network launches a new weekly newsletter featuring weekend events starting June 18. The "What’s Happening This Weekend" newsletter will cover activities in Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, and nearby areas. Subscribers can opt out at any time.