Each year, the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association membership recognizes excellence in writing from the Pacific Northwest with the PNBA awards, and the Class of 2015 is extraordinary
After witnessing a general homeless problem that’s even more in-your-face than in previous years, the city has finally declared a state of emergency for homelessness.
Drama was the clear winner with the audience on opening night last Friday, Nov. 6, of “Emergence,” a program of four contemporary works at Pacific Northwest Ballet.
Brianna Thomas said before the first round of election results were released on Tuesday night (Nov. 3) that she was “cautiously optimistic” about the chances of Initiative 122 passing.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray and King County Executive Dow Constantine joined in declaring a civil state of emergency over the city’s homelessness crisis on Monday, Nov. 2.
Madison Valley-based DASSdance presents “TeXtURE,” a new dance theater work created with installation art, spoken narrative, lighting sculptures and All-Terrain Dance.
Usually with a rebranding effort, the intent is to put a new positive spin on a product. That was certainly The Seattle Public Library’s (SPL) mission when its foundation paid a design agency $365,000 to rebrand the institution last fall.
Boaters are a social group, gathering together for everything, from Seafair to opening day of boating season to Christmas Ships parades to private parties — it’s always a fun scene.
Though Washington state is considered by many to be one of the most liberal states in the nation, it bears the burden of being one of the few states that passed draconian anti-affirmative action legislation.
Home prices continue to rise at a pace that appears to be higher than everything else — or so it seems. But exactly how much have home prices increased in the last 30 years?
