If you made a list of noteworthy examples of architectural design in Tacoma, the mall would probably not make the... Read More
Tired of not having anything historically relevant to talk about in Tacoma on Independence Day? Boy, do we know how... Read More
The following is the Letter From the Editor, written by Sara Kay, that will be appearing in our fourth hard... Read More
In 1909, the “longest shoreline electric sign in the world” was lit up at the Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition. Its 20-foot-high letters... Read More
The Star Lite drive-in/swap meet at 84th and South Tacoma Way is being torn down. Construction will begin soon after... Read More
On any given day when the sun’s out, you’re guaranteed to see at least a handful of sailboats out on... Read More
There are many who’ve taken a look at Stadium High School and noticed its resemblance to Hogwarts, but only one... Read More
If you’ve driven through the intersection of 6th and Pearl in the last few weeks there’s a good chance you’ve... Read More
If you ask artist Taylor Rushing to design a poster about Tacoma, he’s going to include Sonics Guy. If Sonics... Read More
Tacoma in 1934 didn’t look as different as you’d think. Disregarding the dated cigarette ads and racist cartoons, showtimes for the Rialto theatre and political articles on how to lower taxes dominated The Tacoma Times. Read More
When you walk through the bright yellow facade of Second Cycle on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in the Hilltop neighborhood, you... Read More
The buildup to McMenamins Elks Temple‘s opening has been impressive. It’s been a decade since the property was first purchased, and... Read More
