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Northwest Girlchoir invites girls to participate in its December visiting days and open enrollment for choir programs for grades 1-6. Non-auditioned choirs for younger singers focus on music fundamentals, while older students can audition for progressive-level choirs. Tuition assistance is available for all levels, encouraging broader participation.
The Holy Rosary Edmonds Annual Holiday Fair will take place on November 22-23 at the church's Pastoral Center in Edmonds. The event features new merchandise, vintage items, crafts, and homemade holiday pies, with food served throughout the fair. Attendees can enjoy the festivities from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Sunday.
Councilmember George Hurst maintains a narrow lead in the Lynnwood mayoral race, according to updated election results released on Friday. Derica Escamilla, Isabel Mata, Bryce Owings, and Robert Leutwyler are also in contention as votes continue to be counted.
Edmonds will host a series of festive events from Thanksgiving to New Year’s, featuring a holiday market, a tree lighting ceremony, and performances including "O Christmas Tea." The Edmonds Holiday Market begins on November 15, offering handmade gifts and local treats. Residents and visitors can enjoy various activities throughout the season, making Edmonds a prime holiday destination.
The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries investigates alleged wage theft at the Enso Apartments construction site in Lynnwood, where workers claim subcontractors withheld overtime pay and benefits. Union representatives highlight the case as part of a larger industry issue, calling for greater oversight and accountability for contractors.
Deaths and near-fatalities among children in Washington’s child welfare system have decreased, yet officials expect record levels in 2025. State data indicates that 15 children died and 30 faced near-death experiences in the first nine months of 2025, with many cases linked to opioid use. Lawmakers debate potential reforms to a 2021 law that some argue has worsened the crisis.
The City of Lynnwood will host a food drive from November 10 to 21 in collaboration with the Foundation for Edmonds School District’s Nourishing Network program. The initiative aims to assist those in need within the community.
Lynnwood Mayor Christine Frizzell and Councilmember Josh Binda trail their opponents in the latest election results. As of Thursday, Councilmember George Hurst leads with 3,755 votes (51.46%), while Frizzell has 3,511 votes (48.12%). Voter turnout stands at 31.64%.
Edmonds-Woodway junior Bella Dreitzler scored a late goal, leading her team to a 2-1 victory over Shorecrest in the District 1 3A Girls Soccer Tournament. This win sends the Warriors to the 3A State Tournament for the first time since 2018. Dreitzler’s signature bending shot secured the crucial win after a tightly contested match.
Snohomish County allocated $300,000 to support food access amid a federal funding pause for SNAP benefits. The funds will aid 10 family resource centers and the Food Coalition, addressing the needs of over 77,000 residents reliant on federal food assistance. Local leaders emphasize the importance of community support during this crisis.