From the Founder’s Desk: True confessions (it’s getting harder to do this job)

My Edmonds News (Columns) 11/20 6:13A MyEdmondsNews

Dear readers: I received an email from a reader Thursday morning expressing disappointment that we hadn t been consistent in publishing our Around Town photo galleries a selection of reader-submitted...

Art Beat: Music, musicals and makers

My Edmonds News (Columns) 11/19 7:49P Alex Bruell

Spotlight: Disney’s ‘Frozen KIDS’ Young Artists (YA; 3rd 5th grade): Friday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 22 at 2 p.m. Emerging Artists (EA; 6th 8th [ ]

Art Beat: Celebrating Northwest artists and the spirit of giving

My Edmonds News (Columns) 11/12 8:29A Nick Ng

Spotlight: Cascadia Art Museum launches ‘Free to See’ Beginning Nov. 20, Cascadia Art Museum will offer free admission every third Thursday plus year-round free admission for all teachers. Free to [...

Fitness Corner: Cultivating an attitude of gratitude in November and beyond

My Edmonds News (Columns) 11/11 5:21A MyEdmondsNews

We all know we can (and maybe ought to) feel more grateful and thankful in our daily lives. Yeah, but who has time when we’re overwhelmed and trying to keep [ ]

In Days Gone By: Fred Fourtner — Edmonds schoolboy, entrepreneur, wartime mayor and more. Part 1

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/29 9:26A MyEdmondsNews

When Fred Fourtner passed away on June 13, 1965, he had lived in the Edmonds area for nearly 80 years. What follows is Part 1 of two stories about his [ ]

From the Founder’s Desk: We met our $5,000 match — thank you, readers

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/29 7:05A MyEdmondsNews

We re proud to announce that we have met our $5,000 matching campaign goal for the screening of the documentary Stripped for Parts: American Journalism on the Brink. Last month, an [ ]

South SnoCo Playtime: Your Family Fun Guide for Oct. 27-Nov. 2

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/27 4:49A Rory Graves

A Stormy Start to a Spooky Week I an writing this after spending several hours in the candle-lit darkness following a weekend windstorm that left many in Edmonds and surrounding [ ]

Mountlake Terrace High School celebrates return of 30th Jazz Symposium Oct. 25

My Edmonds News (Entertainment) 10/21 6:34A Nick Ng

After a five-year hiatus, the Mountlake Terrace High School Band Boosters brings back the 30th Jazz Symposium on Saturday, Oct. 25, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Mountlake Terrace High [ ]

Book Recommendation: The Case of the Croaked Coach

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/20 9:12A Nick Ng

Here’s a mystery served with sass, smarts and a splash of irreverence: The Case of the Croaked Coach by Susie Black. This cozy whodunit is anything but conventional, blending sharp [ ]

Climate Protection: To protect the climate, write a check

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/12 3:36A MyEdmondsNews

The Trump administration has been terrible for climate protection. We can stop some of what the administration is trying to do, and we can slow down some more. Our most [ ]

South SnoCo Playtime: Your Family Fun Guide for Oct. 6-12 (and beyond!)

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/6 5:10A Rory Graves

The Priceless Side of Parenting Between fall sports, Halloween costumes and all the new purchases a school year brings, October can be especially expensive for parents. Thankfully, fall fun doesn’t [...

Art Beat review: The Phoenix Theatre presents ‘Ms. Frankenstein’s Monster’

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/6 5:07A Nick Ng

The Phoenix Theatre, 9673 Firdale Ave. (Firdale Village) Showtimes: Oct. 3-26, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.; Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets On a ghoulish, full-moon October weekend, The Phoenix [ ]

Poet’s Corner: Breaking Points, Career Counseling, Fool’s Gold

My Edmonds News (Columns) 10/4 8:50A MyEdmondsNews

Here is the latest installment of Poet’s Corner, presented by the Edmonds-based EPIC Poetry Group. Breaking Points What if my buddy’s racing ’59 Impala Had slid just 2 feet further [ ]

Culture Dose: Fall Shows

S E A T T L E I T E 10/4 6:41A Corinne Whiting

As usual, there s much going on culturally this season to boost our spirits and connect us to local community. Through October 15, Hispanic Heritage Month continues to shine a spotlight on local...

The Pastry Project to Open A Walk-Up Bakery

S E A T T L E I T E 9/24 6:17P Jennifer Liu

Today, The Pastry Project announced on Instagram that they are opening up a walk-up bakery on October 16! I m so excited! A pastry education space in Pioneer Square with a very popular summer soft serve window, their new bakery menu will include...