Photos by Ella Banken This article was written prior to Gov. Inslee’s announcement on July 23 to rollback allowances on... Read More
There are few dining experiences that thrill the taste buds while entertaining the diner quite like teppanyaki Read More
Buckley Gulch is the kind of place a lot of people drive past and think, “Hmm… I wonder what’s down there.” but never actually take the time to find out. It’s so densely forested that even driving over it on the N. 21st St. bridge, you may not even realize you’re on a bridge. The N. Yakima Ave. bridge just north of there allows a deeper view into the gulch but to get the full experience, you have to see it from the bottom. Read More
Isolation is hard on the human psyche under the best of circumstances. When you’re working 12 hours at a time,... Read More
Every 60 years or so the tale of Tacoma's electrified version of the Loch Ness Monster manages to find a way to be told once more. Read More
A meat-eater and a vegetarian walk into Rhein Haus Tacoma's bar. The pair, who've been friends for a decade, slide into a booth and admire the soft glow of the establishment's holiday lights. Read More
Ever have one of those moments when you want to just give it all up and take to the sea? Jim and Stephanie Sutherlin of Life at Six Knots know how you feel. In 2016 they sold their house in California, bought a boat, and started a new life on the Puget Sound. Read More
COVID-19 Comes to Tacoma On March 6th, Pierce County confirmed its first case of COVID-19. One month later that number... Read More
Few Tacoma residents know that one of the most popular places to walk, run, bike and drive is also the location of world-class whale watching opportunities. Lurking in the waters around Tacoma, occasionally being spotted by those who know where to look, are a handful of whale species and other unique aquatic mammal life swimming in the salty sound. Read More
For a brief period of time many Tacoma residents experienced the bit of bounce that earned the original Tacoma Narrows... Read More
Written by Paul Cross BlanchardPhotos by Sierra Hartman I went to H-Mart today to buy rice. As I drove down... Read More
GRIT /grit/ noun small loose particles of stone or sand courage and resolve; strength of character; firmness of mind or... Read More
