News across Greater Seattle
During Hispanic Heritage Month, a reminder that Homage’s Latino Group meets twice monthly in Lynnwood
As Hispanic Heritage Month begins, Homage Senior Services is spotlighting a local program where Spanish-speaking older adults find connection and community in Snohomish County. Twice a month, Homage’s Latino Group […]
League of Women Voters Snohomish County reports growing membership, expanded outreach
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (LWVSC) grew to 270 members and broadened its community reach during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026, according to the organization’s […]
Edmonds Serves spotlight: Edmonds Police Foundation
Every week, the City of Edmonds shines the spotlight on those recognized through Edmonds Serves, an initiative honoring all of the wonderful people who serve our community. This week it’s […]
League of Women Voters Snohomish County hosting 2026 candidate forums starting week of Sept. 28
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (LWVSC) and the 2026 Forum Coalition are hosting a candidate forum series for the general election. This year, voters will make decisions […]
Edmonds Lions Club distributes books at Chase Lake Elementary
Future 42 hosts annual dinner in Mukilteo with sellout crowd
MUKILTEO [Future 42] — Thursday evening, Future 42 hosted its annual dinner event at the Rosehill Community Center in Mukilteo. The event sold out several weeks in advance and included a standing-room-only audience of over 200 prominent business leaders, state and local elected…
Everett Animal Shelter reports major progress in Westie recovery efforts
EVERETT—The Everett Animal Shelter says the 42 dogs, seized by Marysville PD from severe breeding-hoarding conditions last month, have now been officially released to its care, allowing staff to begin full grooming, schedule spay/neuter surgeries and start contacting interested…
Mukilteo girl overcomes all odds, from fighting for every step to leading the parade
MUKILTEO—When nine-year-old Prisha R. was born she wasn’t breathing and had no heartbeat. Doctors didn’t believe she would survive; but if she did, she would be paralyzed for life. Despite all odds, Prisha is not only now walking but thriving – and was even named Mukilteo Police…
Hundreds celebrate Chuseok at Edmonds Waterfront Center
An estimated 300 community members came together to enjoy performances, cultural activites and traditional Korean cuisine Thursday night, all to celebrate Chuseok, the Korean Harvest Moon Festival. It’s the fifth […]
League of Women Voters completes Constitution Week readings with Edmonds event
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (LWVSC) finished its series of Constitution Day Community Readings with an event at Edmonds United Methodist Church Thursday. It was the last […]
North Sound Church brings art, story and friendship to Edmonds Post Acute nursing home
Dream Company — a new initiative created by Dan Eagle and sponsored by North Sound Church — is launching this week at Edmonds Post Acute nursing home. The idea is […]
Aquí launches ‘Buy Latino’ campaign during Hispanic Heritage Month
The nonprofit Aquí: The Accountability Movement has launched its second annual Buy Latino Campaign, a 31-day national effort during Hispanic Heritage Month. The campaign encouraging individuals, families and organizations to […]