Kohl-Welles has represented District 4 — which includes most of Northwest Seattle — on the council since 2016.
Fundraiser set up to help QA business owner, others affected by devastating fire.
Around a lunch table, residents, team members, and volunteers — ranging in age from 30 to 99 — discussed a variety of topics.
Madeleine Wilde’s column “Notes from the Garden” appeared in the Queen Anne & Magnolia News for more than two decades.
Deana Porterfield comes from Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.) University.
After four years and a cost of nearly $2 billion, the Seattle Convention Center Summit building opened to the public last week.
The show is for opera fans of all ages and will be performed by Seattle Opera’s youth program participants.
Residents are invited to attend a Sound Transit open house from 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Feb. 8.
The free "drop-in" yoga and Zumba classes are open to all ages and experience levels.
Workers making progress at construction site in upper Queen Anne.
The bills, SB 5486 and HB 1473, would create a 1 percent property tax to be paid by a few hundred multimillionaires across the state.
This Black History Month kickoff event provides tools, resources and information to empower entrepreneurs and business owners.
A roundup of predicted garden trends worldwide for 2023.
Dips, small bites and other finger foods are staples when the game is on because they can be eaten in front of the big screen.
He currently represents District 7, which includes Queen Anne, Uptown and a portion of Magnolia and Interbay.
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