Three Lives Lost in a House Fire in Thurston County
According to reports from the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office, a home fire early Saturday morning claimed the lives of three people: two adults … Keep Reading
Why Washington Needs to Enact Laws That Will Help Improve Charter Schools
Charter schools in Washington have been met with significant opposition since they were authorized by an initiative by voters a decade ago, … Keep Reading
Seattle Area Concrete Strike Enters the Third Month
Seattle-area development might be disrupted for months to come as a result of a disagreement between local concrete producers and dozens of … Keep Reading
Puget Sound Wood Stove Program – No Thank You
I’m not sure how many people have a wood stove but considering the way things are going with the government and more … Keep Reading
Betty White and Her Unbelievable Career
Betty White was a well-known American actress whose attitude and charisma landed her adoration for decades. Playing a crucial role in the … Keep Reading
Washington Tourism Alliance Announces New Rural Tourism Support Program
Tri-County Economic Development District Picked for Pilot Program SEATTLE (November 11, 2021) – The Washington Tourism Alliance (WTA) is launching a new … Keep Reading
Top 3 Philanthropists in America: Warren Buffett, Alice Walton, and Melinda Gates
Philanthropic initiatives focus on promoting the welfare of others, usually through the donation of money to charitable causes. In America, numerous groups … Keep Reading
Seattle’s City Council Votes to Decriminalize Psychedelics
The Seattle City Council voted on Monday to legalize non-commercial use of a wide range of psychedelic substances, including psilocybin mushrooms, ayahuasca, … Keep Reading
Staying Safe on the Road as Seattle’s Wet Season Returns
Whether this is your first or umpteenth season driving in Seattle rain, be warned that, according to the Washington State Patrol, collisions … Keep Reading
Construction Projects Expected to Slow Down After Seattle Carpenters Go on Strike
On Thursday, hundreds of Washington carpenters took to the streets for the first time in almost 20 years to protest over low … Keep Reading