The crew climbed up 69 flights of stairs at the Columbia Tower in Seattle.
The Tukwila Historical Society is pleased to announce our volunteer and Tukwila resident, Jack Ray Garris III, was presented with his Eagle Scout Court of… Continue reading
He went there to present a $10,000 grant to the school
Editor’s note: Measles is highly contagious. If you think you or your child has the measles, or may have been exposed to the measles, and… Continue reading
In 1907, prior to Tukwila’s incorporation, the T.S. Unos family arrived from Japan. On the south side of Tukwila Hill, Michio and Hisako Kato, also… Continue reading
Growing older is a very good thing. First of all, there’s a secret to it: aging isn’t as important as are the perks of aging.… Continue reading
The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office give safety tips about the winter weather.
You felt like such a loser. It was a feeling that didn’t last long, only long enough to ruin your day until you realized that… Continue reading
You didn’t recognize the number. So you didn’t answer the phone. That’s how you operate these days: accept calls you know and keep your money… Continue reading
Community members ended up planting 120 trees in SeaTac to a site that was previously taken over by invasive blackberry and ivy plants.
You never wanted to get caught. Wasn’t that the point of playing Hide & Seek? To sneak out, lay low, and sneak back to safety?… Continue reading
That thing? You’re ready to let it go. It sparks joy, but not enough. Or it doesn’t, and you’re not sure why you didn’t donate… Continue reading
The event will feature Academy Schools commitment to individualized instruction and personal relationships in a small school environment.
The view from above was stunning. The cliché says that people look like ants when you’re looking down from a ledge, and they do. Trees… Continue reading
Your hand is deep in a bucket of crunchy goodness. Without popcorn, a movie is just a bunch of flickering lights, a series of stills… Continue reading
Here are some safety tips to start your new year off right.
First shift begins in early morning. You hit work then, and run all day for that weekly paycheck. Second shift starts the minute you pick… Continue reading
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