Latest News in Lynnwood, WA

Snohomish County now accepting applications for Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program

The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) will be available in Snohomish County starting summer 2025, offering low-income seniors the chance to purchase fresh produce from local farmers markets. Eligible participants can apply for an $80 pre-loaded benefit card to enhance their diets with nutritious fruits and vegetables. Applications must be submitted by 4 p.m. on May 5, 2025, and are accepted online or by mail.

Raise a glass to save the arts Schools foundation hosting Ales for the Arts concert crawl

The Foundation for Edmonds School District is hosting "Ales for the Arts," a two-day concert crawl aimed at supporting arts education in local schools. The event will feature live performances, local brews, and family-friendly activities at two venues in Edmonds, with proceeds going directly to arts programs in the district. Local businesses are participating by donating a percentage of their sales, emphasizing community engagement and support for the arts.

Sponsor spotlight Panko Breaded Pacific Oysters the special at Scottys Food Truck this week

Scotty’s Food Truck is featuring Panko Breaded Pacific Oysters as its special this week, offering a delicious seafood option alongside crispy French fries and signature tartar sauce. Chef Scotty has opted not to raise prices despite increased costs from tariffs affecting seafood suppliers. The food truck will operate in Edmonds’ Five Corners neighborhood from April 17-19, 2025.

Community Voices Concerns Over Edmonds School District Cuts and New Legislative Developments

The article features various comments from community members regarding local issues in the Edmonds School District and broader legislative actions in Washington State. Notable topics include staff cuts, a students' rights bill, inflation concerns, and the legacy of a beloved local teacher. These discussions reflect the community's ongoing engagement with education and governance.

Girls on Run leader Megan Wolfe honored with Rick Steves Service Above Self award

At the Rotary Club of Edmonds, Megan Wolfe, Executive Director of Girls on the Run, received the Rick Steves Service Above Self award, acknowledging her decade-long commitment to empowering young girls through diversity and inclusion. Wolfe's leadership has transformed the organization from a local initiative into a county-wide movement that has positively impacted over 5,000 lives. The event featured remarks from Rick Steves, who emphasized the importance of supporting organizations that promote equity and civic engagement.

Art Start Northwest hosts second annual Student Art Show in Edmonds April 17

Art Start Northwest is set to host its second annual Student Art Show at Graphite Arts Center on April 17. The event will feature over 300 student artworks from five partner schools, alongside activities such as a crafting table and a silent auction to support the nonprofit’s School Program. The reception promises to be a vibrant celebration of student creativity, with opportunities for attendees to engage and participate.

States first work zone speed camera launches April 16 on I-5 near JBLM

Washington state has launched its first work zone speed camera on Interstate 5 near Joint Base Lewis-McChord, aimed at enhancing safety for road construction workers and drivers. Effective April 16, the initiative will rotate through various construction sites to curb speeding, with fines for repeat offenders. This program seeks to reduce work zone crashes and is backed by the state Legislature and various agencies.

Lynnwood police investigating report of attempted child abduction near College Place Elementary

Lynnwood police are investigating an attempted child abduction near College Place Elementary School, where a 10-year-old boy was targeted while playing with friends. The suspect, described as a 5-foot-4 Hispanic male in a black jacket, fled the scene when approached by a parent. Authorities urge anyone who sees someone matching the description to call 911.

High school sports roundup April 15, 2025

Mountlake Terrace and Meadowdale faced off in boys soccer, with Mountlake Terrace achieving a decisive 3-0 victory, highlighted by Lalo Guzman-Bart's two goals. In girls golf, Meadowdale also triumphed over Mountlake Terrace, showcasing strong individual performances. The article provides a comprehensive overview of local high school sports events, including upcoming matches for the teams involved.

School of Rock showing at Edmonds Theater to benefit MTHS Music Program April 19

The Edmonds Theater will host a special showing of the beloved film "School of Rock" on April 19, 2025, with proceeds benefiting the Music Program at Mountlake Terrace High School (MTHS). This event celebrates the intersection of rock music and education, featuring iconic performances by Jack Black and supporting cast members. Community members are encouraged to attend to support local arts and education initiatives.