Latest News in Edmonds, WA

Art Beat From page to stageauditions, authors and art in bloom

Roald Dahl's beloved tale "James and the Giant Peach" has been adapted into a family-friendly musical, featuring a score by Pasek and Paul and a book by Timothy Allen McDonald. The story follows young James as he embarks on an adventurous journey inside a giant peach with a cast of quirky insect friends. Additionally, the City of Lynnwood is offering various artistic opportunities, including murals, an art show, and a singing competition for students.

Letter to the editor RFA annexation offers a collaborative approach

Daniel Storer's letter to the editor addresses concerns over Edmonds' potential annexation into the South County Fire Regional Fire Authority (RFA). He argues that joining the RFA would not divert tax dollars but rather enhance local emergency services through a collaborative funding model. Storer emphasizes that the RFA ensures equitable resource distribution and high-quality services tailored to community needs.

Deadline for 31st annual Edmonds Citizen of Year nominations extended to April 30

The Kiwanis Club of Edmonds has extended the nomination deadline for the 31st annual Edmonds Citizen of the Year award to April 30, 2025. The award seeks to honor outstanding residents engaged in civic activities, with the winner serving as the Grand Marshall for the Edmonds 4th of July parade. Nominations can be submitted by individuals or groups and must adhere to specific guidelines promoting community service and higher social standards.

New programming set for An Edmonds Kind of 4th

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with Run for Good Racing Company, has launched new programming for the upcoming 4th of July 5K event. This initiative aims to enhance community engagement and promote local participation in the holiday festivities. Details about the event and its significance were underscored by President and CEO Ryan Crowther.

Scene in Edmonds Around town Tuesday - My Edmonds News

The article showcases a collection of photographs capturing the beauty and tranquility of Edmonds, Washington, particularly during foggy mornings. It features various local photographers and highlights the natural scenery, including Puget Sound and local parks. This visual narrative serves to engage the community and celebrate the area's natural beauty.

New programming set for An Edmonds Kind of 4th

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with Run for Good Racing Company, has announced new programming for the upcoming 4th of July 5K event. This initiative, highlighted by President and CEO Ryan Crowther, aims to enhance community engagement and participation in the local celebration. Subscribers can access the full article for more details.

Gunnvor Tveidt Active in Lynnwood Rotary, her greatest joy was her grandchildren

Gunnvor Tveidt, a prominent figure in the Lynnwood community, passed away on March 5, 2025, just weeks before her 80th birthday. Known for her leadership roles both in her family and the Rotary Organization, she was a trailblazer in balancing her professional life with her commitment to family and community service. Her legacy includes her successful business ventures and her deep love for her grandchildren.

Larsen invites 2nd District students to participate in 2025 Congressional Art Competition

U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen is inviting high school students in Washington's 2nd Congressional District to participate in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition, which celebrates artistic talent. Art submissions are due by April 14, and the winning piece will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol for a year. A reception will be held on April 18 to recognize participants and announce the winner.

Sponsor spotlight Scottys Food Truck closed until April 3

Scotty's Food Truck will be temporarily closed until Thursday, April 3, as announced by Chef Scotty. The closure message expresses gratitude for customer support and anticipation for their return. This local update is relevant to the Edmonds community, especially for food truck enthusiasts.

Edmonds gets 40K for Mukilteo lane striping

The Mukilteo City Council has approved a $40,236 agreement with the City of Edmonds to carry out lane striping and marking in 2025, exceeding the budgeted amount of $38,500. This decision reflects the city's commitment to enhancing local infrastructure. The full article is accessible only to subscribers.