The most recent KING-5 poll of the Seattle mayor’s race is not good news for the incumbent.
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Seattle’s mayoral race is quickly becoming a high-stakes game of one-upmanship.
Lauren Grinnell, owner of Lala’s Cuts, is producing the fourth-annual charity fashion show, “Runway to Freedom."
Each year, the Washington chapter of NAIOP chooses a service project to devote its time on.
Last week was a sweet one for Lauren Adler, proprietor of Queen Anne-based Chocolopolis.
Let’s begin our roundup of restaurant news with a couple of books.
Viewpoints, the band of the Church of Scientology, played a free concert on Sept. 15 in honor of the U.N. International Day of Peace.
Twyla Tharp’s newest work, for Pacific Northwest Ballet, makes it plain she isn’t resting on her laurels as a preeminent creative force in dance.
Women’s Funding Alliance presents the documentary “Raising Ms. President” for the first time in Seattle.
Seattle Parks and Recreation will begin work to protect the West Point beach and historic lighthouse in Discovery Park on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
Umpqua Bank has launched its latest campaign, The Good Project, which seeks to inspire communities to give back.
Falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations in Washington, and seniors account for more than two-thirds of these cases.
If you’re interested in becoming a foster parent for cats, attend a free orientation on Sunday, Oct. 6.