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Edmonds community members gathered Wednesday for various local events, highlighting community engagement and activities. The featured image showcases a trio by the waterfront, captured by photographer Mary Dizon. Local news continues to foster connections among residents.
My Edmonds News reports that the My Neighborhood News Network has partnered with Se Habla Media to deliver daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts featuring English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility and promote bilingual content in the community.
Public and private transit operators in Washington will begin paying tolls on the State Route 520 and Tacoma Narrows bridges starting October 1, following a legislative decision to end their toll exemption. This change, part of a $3.2 billion revenue package, aims to address a billion-dollar transportation budget deficit and is projected to generate about $1 million annually.
Local artist Ryan Henry Ward, known as Henry, has painted 443 murals featuring Sasquatch around Mountlake Terrace and Edmonds. While he has paused taking new orders, his vibrant murals continue to invite residents to spot these whimsical creatures in the community. Henry's artistic journey began in Montana, and he has been creating public art since 2008.
Several hundred people attended the 2025 Juneteenth at the Beach event in Edmonds, celebrating freedom with a community meal, film screening, and various activities. U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen emphasized the need for action alongside the celebration, while Edmonds Food Bank Executive Director Casey Davis highlighted themes of liberation and community.
Edmonds police investigate the discovery of a deceased male at Southwest County Park on Thursday. Community members alerted authorities around 6 p.m., prompting detectives to navigate challenging terrain to access the scene. Witness interviews commenced, but further details remain undisclosed.
Dianne Lillian Launceford, a longtime member of Holy Rosary Parish, passed away on May 26, 2025, from dementia-related complications. She is survived by her children and 12 grandchildren and will be honored at a funeral mass on June 30, 2025, at Holy Rosary Church in Edmonds.
Edmonds College Culinary Arts Program graduate James Huffman has been appointed executive chef at Canlis in Seattle. Huffman, who has worked at Canlis for nine years, is the first Seattle native to hold this prestigious position. He emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience and formal training for aspiring chefs.
The Edmonds Lions Club will host a meeting on June 24 to discuss stock market volatility and its effects on financial security. Mark Anderson, CEO of Pacific Sage Partners, will be the guest speaker. The club invites visitors to join and learn more about its 75 years of community service.
Holy Rosary's basketball veterans reunited for a highly anticipated game, showcasing their enduring camaraderie and competitive spirit. The event marked a significant moment as former players celebrated their shared history and achievements on the court.