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The Food for Thought Online Book Group will host an event featuring author Steve Hoffman on September 18, 2025, from 7 to 9 p.m. Participants will discuss Hoffman's memoir about an American family in southern France and explore regional cuisine through Paula Wolfert’s cookbook. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link for this free event.
The Lynnwood Royals volleyball team, under new coach Surina Soumpholphakdy, lost their season opener 3-1 to the Snohomish Panthers. Despite the defeat, Soumpholphakdy expressed pride in her team's performance, noting their competitive spirit. The Royals will continue their season against the Everett Seagulls on September 11.
Let’s Go Washington aims to gather signatures for two initiatives targeting parental rights in schools and blocking transgender girls from competing in girls’ sports. The group needs 308,911 signatures by January 2 to present the measures to state lawmakers, following a contentious legislative session this year.
Herbert Plummer Ranton passed away on August 26, 2025, just days before his 91st birthday. A celebration of his life will take place on October 4, 2025, in Edmonds, Washington. Friends and family are invited to honor his memory.
The Edmonds School Board will review its school boundary policy on September 9, 2025. No specific boundary changes are proposed at this time, but the review aims to clarify existing policies. Community members are encouraged to participate in the discussion.
Portland General Electric and Mitsubishi Power have canceled plans for a hydrogen production complex near Boardman, Oregon, due to project economics and federal policy changes. The decision raises concerns about the future of the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub amid ongoing scrutiny from the U.S. Energy Department.
Lynnwood City Councilmember Derica Escamilla officially launched her campaign to retain her Position 1 seat at a kickoff event on Friday. Supporters praised her dedication to youth advocacy and community engagement, highlighting her efforts in establishing Lynnwood’s Youth Council. Escamilla's platform emphasizes safety, authenticity, and compassion, focusing on direct youth involvement in local government.
Registration opens for the Washington Institute for Parent Leadership, offering a free online program for parents and community leaders. The fall cohort runs from October 4 to December 13, with participants gaining essential skills in leadership and civic engagement. This initiative has successfully graduated over 800 leaders since its inception.
The City of Lynnwood seeks volunteers to enhance Rowe Park on National Public Lands Day, September 27, from 9 a.m. to noon. Participants will remove invasive plants and trash, with tools provided for all ages. National parks will also offer free entry on this day.
Lynnwood City Council plans to refine its cannabis ordinance and revisit residency requirements in response to financial pressures. The council's discussions indicate a need to align with neighboring municipalities regarding tax revenues from cannabis sales.