Reserved Handicapped Parking, Parade And Fireworks Viewing For An Edmonds Kind Of July 4th

Viewers will need to bring their own chairs or blankets, but the space will be reserved.

Edmonds 4th Of July Celebration Is Officially A GO!

'Our independent non-profit, the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce, has been blessed to produce this important community celebration since 1907.'

Lift Zones Launching in Snohomish County

Addressing the Need for Internet Connectivity In and Out of the Home

Rick Steves Named Grand Marshal Of Edmonds 4th Of July Parade

Last year Farrell Fleming was announced as our 2020 Grand Marshal but never had the opportunity to be in a parade.

Plans For 'An Edmonds Kind Of 4th' Main Parade And Fireworks Back On

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce is working tirelessly to try and make the 4th of July Main Parade and Fireworks show happen after all.

Ready for Business Fund Supports Small Business in Edmonds

Hunniwater LLC is Among 66 Small Businesses Throughout Washington to Receive Assistance from GSBA and Comcast Relief Effort

Edmonds-Based Small Businesses Offered Grants from Comcast RISE

Edmonds Autobody and Santa Fe Mexican Grill are Among 69 BIPOC-Owned Small Businesses in Washington State Selected to Receive Support

Comcast to Increase Internet Speeds for Some Customers in Edmonds

Comcast will Boost Speeds of its Performance Starter+ and Gigabit Internet Packages this Week at no Additional Cost to Customers

Comcast Providing Internet Resources to Snohomish County

Comcast Reaches 10-Year Milestone for Low-Income Internet Adoption Program and Announced Future Investment Plans in Snohomish County

Small Businesses in Edmonds Can Now Apply for Relief Grants

Ready for Business Fund from GSBA and Comcast will Provide $2,500 Grants to Small Businesses Hit by Economic Challenges

How Coronavirus Affected Bankruptcy Filings In Edmonds Area

Bankruptcy filings were down in Snohomish County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.

One-Year Anniversary of Pandemic Reveals Internet Usage Trends

Puget Sound Region Became “Testing Ground” for How Home Broadband Networks Would Hold up Nationwide

How Reliable Is Your Washington Electric Provider?

See how well power providers in the Edmonds area and across WA serve their electric customers.

Comcast Washington Builds on Commitment to Close Digital Divide

Comcast Made Several Announcements this Week that Build on its Longstanding Commitment to Advance Digital Equity & Close the Digital Divide

Edmonds Chamber Of Commerce Shared Annual Membership Meeting, Video

Edmonds Chamber Of Commerce Shared Annual Membership Meeting, Video.

60-Days of Free Internet for Low-Income Customers in Edmonds

Comcast Extends COVID Support with 60 Days of Free Internet for Low-Income Customers in Edmonds

Edmonds Receives Free Public Wifi Access from Comcast to Jun 2021

71,000 Public WiFi Hotspots throughout Washington state will Continue to be Available to Everyone for Free, including Non-Xfinity Customers

Small Businesses in Edmonds May Apply for Support from Comcast

Recipients will Receive Marketing Consultations, Media Placements, Commercial Creative Production Services, Or Technology Services

Edmonds Kind Of Heroes Come To The Rescue Of The Chamber

Without your help these events might have disappeared, forever. And, without your help, after 113 years, so might have the Chamber.

A Fresh Coat Of Paint And Santa’s Mail Box Is Ready To Accept Letters Of Edmonds Residents

This is no ordinary mail box; your letters don’t just disappear to the North Pole never to be seen again.

DME CPA Group Offers $5,000 Matching Grant Towards 'An Edmonds Kind Of Hero' Campaign

Donors can make their gift sustainable by selecting the annual option, this ensures their support continues into the future.

2021 Board Nominations Open For Edmonds Chamber Of Commerce

'Our Board members are among those fantastic volunteers, serving on committees and dedicating their time to our mission.'

Pandemic Forces Furloughs At The Edmonds Chamber Of Commerce

As the pandemic fades and our fundraising events return, the Chamber will be better positioned to bring staff back to work in early 2021.

Connecting Low-Income, Snohomish County Students to the Internet

New Program Available for Snohomish County Schools and Non-Profits to Connect Low-Income K-12 Students to the Internet from Home

Comcast Extends Free Public Wifi Access in Edmonds Through 2020

76,255 Public WiFi Hotspots throughout Washington state will Continue to be Available to Everyone for Free, including Non-Xfinity Customers

Comcast Extends 60-Days of Free Internet to Low-Income Residents

Internet Essentials has Connected More Than 1,600 Edmonds Residents to the Internet

Edmonds July Fourth Celebrations Canceled Over Coronavirus

"An Edmonds Kind of Fourth" is canceled for the first time since World War II, and the Edmonds Chamber is worried about its future.

Edmonds Businesses: Open Or Closed? Let Local Customers Know

We’re publishing a simple Open-or-Closed Directory for Edmonds businesses. Here’s how to get listed.

Comcast Offers Free Wi-Fi in Edmonds in Response to Coronavirus

Company Opens Xfinity WiFi Network for Free, Offers Unlimited Data for Free, Confirms Its Commitment to Connecting Low-Income Families

COVID-19 Outbreak Creates Large Demand for Internet Service

Comcast Increases Access to and Speeds of Discounted Internet for Low-Income Edmonds Residents Through Coronavirus Pandemic

Grand Opening For Edmonds Peoples Bank

Enjoy food, wine, and live music at the opening of the downtown bank branch on Sept. 25.

Gymboree Gift Cards: Redemption Deadline Looms In Washington

After the Gymboree Group filed for bankruptcy protection, you don't have much time to redeem gift cards from stores in Snohomish County.

Edmonds Bakery Owner Apologizes For Cookie Controversy: Report

Edmonds Bakery owner Ken Bellingham said he was trying to be funny when he produced a cookie emblazoned with the phrase "Build that Wall."

Flights From Paine Field Begin Next Year

Alaska Airlines will begin offering daily nonstop flights to eight western U.S. cities beginning in February 2019.

Why This White Washington State Man Wants Minority Certification

Ralph Taylor wants his business to be certified as minority-owned because a DNA test shows he is 10 percent non-white.

Paine Field Continues Growth, More Parking Spaces In The Works

Paine Field's working hard to show people it may be small, but it is mighty, with new parking, new jet bridges to make boarding easier.

Walnut Street Coffee Earns EnviroStars Certification

The local shop earned the certification for reducing its impact on the environment.

Everett Company Builds Equipment For Titanic Exploration

The platform is comprised of rectangular ballast compartments and utilizes low-pressure air tanks functioning much like a ship’s dry dock.

Edmonds Christmas 2017: What's Open And Closed

Whether you need a bag of flour or catch a movie, here's what's open and closed in Western Washington on Christmas 2017.

Buses Will Operate On Shoulders Of I-5 Near Lynnwood

Agencies kick off bus-on-shoulder program approved in ST3 vote, will work to identify other feasible segments.