EQC DEATH TRAP
At the Emerald Queen Casino, it’s not just the customers who are taking a big risk by walking into this petri dish for COVID. Casino employees are put in danger as well, and even more so. Customers can...
View ArticleDeputy dies of medical emergency on duty
After selflessly serving Pierce County communities for 26 years, Deputy Daryl Shuey passed away from a medical emergency on the morning of Nov. 10 while working on patrol in the Parkland-Spanaway area....
View Article‘South Sound Selects: Community Choices from the Collection’
Tacoma Art Museum presents onsite exhibition and new virtual experience Tacoma Art Museum (TAM) will open South Sound Selects: Community Choices from the Collection on Nov. 21, the first exhibition to...
View ArticleIncrease in COVID-19 activity statewide extremely concerning as holiday...
Health officials call for renewed efforts now Today, Nov. 10, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) released the latest statewide situation report on COVID-19 transmission, which shows...
View ArticleNative youth tortured in the 1800s by Jason Lee, namesake of a Tacoma school
A movement has come together to get a name change for Jason Lee Middle School. Due to Lee’s violent oppression of Indigenous people in the 19th century, community members have come together to end the...
View ArticleA few of the best college scholarships for students in Washington
On a national level, Washington consistently ranks at or near the top of the states with the best quality of life. Even if you are a born-and-raised Washington resident, in-state tuition is still...
View ArticleStatement by Congresswoman-Elect Marilyn Strickland on her victory in...
Marilyn will be the first African-American member of Congress representing the Pacific Northwest and first Korean-American woman to serve in Congress in its 230-year history Congresswoman-Elect for...
View ArticleFree drive-thru flu shots in Pierce & Kitsap County
As flu vaccines are more important than ever this year, CHI Franciscan is working with community organizations to provide free drive-thru flu vaccinations to an estimated 1,400 people in Pierce and...
View ArticleDEALERS OF DEATH
Super spreaders of COVID-19, catering to gambling, tobacco, drugs and alcohol addictions. Will marketing to 18-year-olds be in the near future? The new hotel is becoming a homeless headquarters and not...
View ArticleHerrmann Law Group files lawsuit in Chinatown crash
Seattle, WASH. (November 5, 2020) – Herrmann Law Group filed a lawsuit today on behalf of three people injured when a car crashed into the Dim Sum King restaurant in Seattle’s Chinatown-International...
View ArticleNut Mobile visits Bloodworks NW Pop-up Donor Center
The Planters Peanut Nut Mobile will be at The Sanctuary in West Seattle on Friday, Oct. 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Throughout the coronavirus, Blookworks Northwest has been diligently collecting blood...
View ArticleThe answers: Who’s Who and Then & Now
Who’s Who #1. Frank Herbert, Author of “Dune” #2. Janis Paige, Actor in “The Pajama Game” #3. Geoff Tate, Singer for Queensryche #4. Jon Kitna, Football Player Then & Now #1. Epworth-LeSourd United...
View ArticleIT’S ALMOST OVER
In just a matter of days, the 2020 election cycle will come to an end, and what a long haul it has been. Reaching up to more than $11 billion in total spending, the 2020 election is the most expensive...
View ArticleRecap of recent COVID-19 news and updates
Newest numbers. The Department of Health reported a total of 104,027 confirmed cases as of 11:59 pm on October 26. There have been 2,337 COVID-19 deaths in Washington. For the most recent tally of...
View ArticleWinners announced for Gig Harbor virtual art show
This year’s Open Juried Show takes place online due to COVID restrictions Gig Harbor’s annual Open Juried Art Show takes a different form this year, switching from an in-person event to a “virtual”...
View ArticleSecretary of State’s Office reminds voters to return their ballots
With seven days to go until the Nov. 3 General Election, the Office of the Secretary of State is reminding voters to return their ballots as soon as possible. Voters are encouraged to return their...
View ArticleThe Weekly Weedly
Senate races and cannabis reform A key point of interest in this year’s elections is whether Democrats or Republicans will control the U.S. Senate. And it’s not that cut-and-dried. Senate seats are on...
View ArticleThe Weekly Weedly
Shawn Kemp: Cannabis Vanguard Seattle is finally going to get its very first Black-owned dispensary. On Oct. 30, six-time NBA All-Star Shawn “Reign Man” Kemp will hold the grand opening and green...
View ArticleBring it to Barb
Dear Barb, Why don’t I remember my dreams? I rarely remember what I dream about and when I do remember them, they are so vague and difficult to recall. Is this normal? Does alcohol or any foods affect...
View ArticleStars, Comets team up for MASL All-Star game
The Tacoma Stars announced that they will be teaming up with the Kansas City Comets to field a MASL All-Star game set to take place on Dec. 5 at Cable Dahmer Arena in Independence, MO. It will be East...
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