It’s easy to become overwhelmed with the current state of the world. Not only are we all locked down due to COVID-19,... Read More
Photos by Sierra Hartmanand courtesy of the Tacoma Public Library Hot damn, we’re having a party! You don’t have to come to... Read More
There are few culinary institutions in Tacoma that divide people more than donut shops. We haven’t met anyone with a Pao’s or... Read More
A recent transplant from Seattle caused a scene on the Ruston Way Waterfront late Monday night. “The Port of Tacoma is boring... Read More
The following is the Letter From the Editor, written by Sara Kay, that will be appearing in our fourth hard copy magazine.... Read More
The Star Lite drive-in/swap meet at 84th and South Tacoma Way is being torn down. Construction will begin soon after for a... Read More
There’s a new crane on the block, right next door to the Tacoma Public Library’s Main Branch. It’s part of the work transforming the parking lot located at 1210 Tacoma Ave. S into a $40 million, 166-unit, mixed-use private development called Hailey Apartments. Read More
There are few dining experiences that thrill the taste buds while entertaining the diner quite like teppanyaki Read More
Spun is helping Tacoma get dirty...and creative! If you aren’t paying attention, you might just miss it. Read More
Last November, an electrical fire ripped through the center of the 90 year old building on 6th Ave. that had been the home of Northwest Costume since 1982. Most of the costumes were damaged or destroyed and the business has been closed since then. Read More
Historic Preservation Month began on May 1st with a proclamation by Mayor Woodards during a city council meeting. The real kickoff party was a few days later though on the 5th when Earthwise Architectural Salvage held a handmade craft fair and salvage sculpture competition. Read More
Sitting a block down from one of Tacoma’s busiest intersections at Sprague and 7th Ave. sits a 105 year old building that, for the last decade, has sat vacant and largely ignored by passersby. Read More