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Volunteers of America Western Washington will host its annual "Hope is Brewing" breakfast on Sept. 26 at the Lynnwood Event Center. The event, starting at 8 a.m., is free and open to the public, offering insights into the organization's community programs and their impact.
The Edmonds City Council will conduct a budget retreat on Friday, Sept. 12, starting at 9 a.m. in the Brackett Room at City Hall. The agenda includes discussions on mid-biennial modifications, a levy lid lift, and projections for revenue. The retreat is accessible virtually via Zoom.
Aseem Prakash, an Edmonds resident, will receive the American Political Science Association's 2025 John Gaus Award, recognizing his exemplary scholarship in political science. The award highlights a lifetime of impactful contributions to the field.
Lynnwood Event Center hosts a "Meet the Artists" reception on September 11, 2025, bringing together local artists and the community. The event promotes creativity and connection through exhibitions and live performances.
Attendance at Washington National Guard training declined as thousands of members skipped the recent drill, largely due to funding issues initiated by the Trump administration. This funding clawback has prompted state officials to reassess training schedules to optimize resource allocation.
The Edmonds Senior Center Thrift Store Fashion Show raised over $20,000 for the senior lunch program on September 7, drawing a sold-out crowd of 275 guests. Store Manager BJ Whitman and her 125 volunteers received praise for their efforts in making the event a success.
The Edmonds School District faces health concerns as multiple water sources tested above state standards for lead, with some readings exceeding 300 parts per billion. Experts emphasize the importance of addressing lead exposure, as even small amounts can harm health, particularly in children. The district is replacing plumbing fixtures in affected schools, but experts warn that this may not fully eliminate the risk.
A foiled massacre plot and the arrest of immigrant firefighters top the news in Edmonds on September 9, 2025. Authorities continue to investigate the details surrounding these events, including an update on a bombing incident in Qatar.
The Edmonds City Council postponed a vote on a proposed 0.1% cultural access sales tax until after the Nov. 4 general election. Councilmembers also discussed amendments to the city's tree code aimed at retaining existing trees during development. The council recognized the Cascadia Art Museum for its 10th anniversary and proclaimed September as National Suicide Prevention Month.
The Edmonds Author Speaker Series will host a presentation titled "Legacy Lost" on September 25. The event is designed to engage the community with discussions around loss and legacy. Local residents are encouraged to attend and participate in the conversation.