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Another Good Deed By Coach K
Mike Krzyzewski, former Duke basketball coach, is renowned not only for his coaching prowess but also for his charitable efforts. Recently, he leveraged his influence to save sports programs for middle and high school C-teams in Yelm, Washington, which were at risk of being cut. After a call from friend John Curley, a radio host, Coach K passionately articulated the importance of sports in education during a radio segment. He emphasized that sports teach vital life skills like teamwork, loyalty, and character, which are essential for youth development. The initiative successfully raised $65,000, surpassing the $50,000 goal to support these programs.
Seattle weather: Stormy Saturday night drying by Sunday
Seattle - A disturbance off the Oregon coast will eventually slide northward Saturday night, increasing chances for storms throughout much of Western Washington. Gusty winds, lightning, small hail along with heavy rain will be possible beginning in the evening through overnight. There is a slight to marginal chance for severe...
Lightning in the forecast for Western Washington this weekend
Summer storms might be brewing this weekend across Western Washington, forecasters say. "With this, we're expecting the potential of gusty winds, localized heavy rainfall, and even lightning!" the National Weather Service Seattle posted on their X account Thursday. A map the NWS posted showed that Tacoma and Eatonville both have...
Port moves forward with Waterfront Center, hires design firm
The Port of Olympia is moving forward with the Waterfront Center, a proposed three-story mixed-use building expected to be near Swantown Marina. The Port of Olympia Commission authorized Executive Director Alex Smith on Monday, August 12, to execute a contract with EHDD Architecture for a not-to-exceed amount of $1,026,636 to begin the design process of the building.
Washington Flash Flood Alert: Intense Storms Expected Over the Weekend
Spokane, WA – Flash Flood Watches have been issued for several counties in Washington State as a series of thunderstorms are expected to bring heavy rainfall and potentially dangerous conditions this weekend. The National Weather Service in Spokane has warned that flash flooding is likely in areas, particularly in Chelan, Okanogan, Kittitas, Yakima, Klickitat, and Skamania counties.
Retired WA state ferries sold for $100,000 each, heading to South America
SEATTLE - Two Washington State Ferries vessels are heading to Ecuador after a combined 100 years of service in Puget Sound. The Elwha and Klahowya have been out of commission since 2020 and 2017, respectively. WSF say the sale will alleviate costs and staffing concerns associated with storing and moving the old ferries around their docks.
500+-Unit Residential Tower in Seattle Pauses Development
Although a 46-story residential tower planned for Seattle’s Pike Place Market area has finally secured its master-use permit, the project is on hold indefinitely. According to a report from the Puget Sound Business Journal, Kevin Corbett, CEO of developer Plus Investment (USA), has cited rising crime concerns as a public safety issue that prevents the project from moving forward. The tower, located at 1516 2nd Ave., was originally planned as a for-sale condo project but could pivot to a for-rent building.
Popular Ballard breakfast restaurant will close in September
SEATTLE — A popular breakfast spot in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood said it is closing its doors next month. The Fat Hen, located at 1418 NW 70th St., posted on social media that it will be closing on Sept. 13. "Thank you to everyone that has lended their support of...
Madison Park restaurant's outdoor dining space sparks community dispute
SEATTLE — Sidewalk dining, a popular pastime in Seattle, is now the subject of a fight in Madison Park. The Ethan Stowell restaurant group has been using a small parcel of land for outdoor dining which some neighbors said is not the intended use of that space. The public...
Declining Demand For Tech Workers, Seattle-Area Unemployment Rate Surpasses National Average
The Seattle metropolitan area is experiencing a higher unemployment rate than the national average, a trend that economists attribute in part to a decline in demand for information workers, including software developers. As of June, the unemployment rate in Seattle was 4.6%, while Washington state’s rate stood at 4.9%. In contrast, the national rate has climbed to 4.1%, the highest level seen in nearly three years, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Seahawks vs. Titans Preseason Week 2 time, location, TV and streaming odds and more
The Seattle Seahawks will travel to Nashville to play the Tennessee Titans in preseason Week 2. To be fair, the team is already there. The Titans and Seahawks held joint practices ahead of the game. Also, to be fair, the game is rather moot. The reason is that many of...
Seattle Renters Commission “Powerless” to Advocate for Tenants Due to “Ongoing Neglect” from Mayor Harrell, Council
The Seattle Renters Commission (SRC) accused Mayor Bruce Harrell and the Seattle City Council of “ongoing neglect” that not only “hampers” the commission’s work but “insults” the communities they aim to serve. For eight months, Harrell has failed to release $50,000 in funds to convene a new tenant workgroup, and the Housing and Human Services Committee has failed to appoint members to the commission, according to two public letters from SCR. The mayor and the council have not responded to their letters.
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