Jenna Hanchard
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Woman in Seattle's Central District to preserve music history with virtual reality
One woman from the Central District wants to preserve the music history of Seattle and other cities that have been gentrified using virtual reality. → Read More
‘He deserved the world’: Community honors 19-year-old killed in Seattle’s Central District
Community members held a memorial in honor of a 19-year-old who was shot and killed in Seattle’s Central District. → Read More
Hilltop Artists Program celebrates 25 years of helping kids in Tacoma
The nonprofit program began in 1994 as an opportunity for young kids in the Hilltop neighborhood of Tacoma to get access to art. → Read More
Pierce County moves forward with resort plan at Chambers Creek Regional Park
The Pierce County Council voted to move forward with a high-end resort plan for Chambers Creek Regional Park that would include a hotel, restaurants, and residential space. → Read More
Hip-hop artist Gifted Gab hosts writing workshop for Tacoma youth
Hip-hop artist Gifted Gab spoke about her creative process during a workshop in Tacoma Tuesday night. → Read More
Tory Green sworn in as new Tacoma fire chief
Tory Green was appointed the new chief of the Tacoma Fire Department after Chief Jim Duggan retired. → Read More
Town Hall Seattle makes Stacy Abrams tickets available to black women
Town Hall Seattle opened up 50 tickets for black women to see Stacy Abrams after tickets quickly sold out. → Read More
Lakewood community blossoms into Springbrook Connections non-profit group
The Springbrook neighborhood in Lakewood, Washington has flourished into a non-profit group aimed at helping South Sound residents. → Read More
LGBTQ leaders in Tacoma push for Google to remove 'conversion therapy' app
LGBTQ leaders in Tacoma are joining a national push to remove an app they say encourages conversion therapy. → Read More
Pierce County joins the growing number of counties with 911 text service
Pierce County is joining more than a dozen other counties in Washington state that allows people to text 911 operators. → Read More
Tacoma residents shape future of Hilltop by designing affordable housing
Residents with roots in Tacoma’s Hilltop neighborhood are being priced out as Seattle’s housing crisis spills into the community. Now, grassroots organizations are teaming up to help residents design a place that’s affordable. → Read More
Tacoma moves to allow more backyard cottages
The city of Tacoma passed the preliminary draft of an ordinance that would allow people to build a small living space on their property. → Read More
Crews break ground on Tacoma light rail extension in Hilltop neighborhood
The Tacoma Link lightrail is expanding in the Hilltop neighborhood. Ground broke Monday for a new water line on the expansion. → Read More
Four Seattle girls win top prize in national video game competition
Their game about bullying won first place in the annual Girls Make Games competition. → Read More
Bonney Lake students design new platform for kids in wheelchairs
Students at Bonney Lake High School designed a wheelchair platform to help kids with disabilities. → Read More
Tacoma students raising $10,000 to build a classroom in Kenya
A group of students in Tacoma are trying to raise $10,000 in one week to build a classroom for a community across the world in Kenya. → Read More
Black Empowerment Center opening in Tacoma
The Tacoma Urban League is opening a Black Empowerment Center offering services to help increase the financial capabilities of African Americans. → Read More
Tacoma pays tribute to Galloping Gertie with new art installation
The legend of Gertie lives on in Tacoma with a new sculpture off Pacific Avenue near downtown. → Read More
Tacoma firefighter suspended for derogatory language remains employed
A Pierce County firefighter who was suspended for using derogatory language toward colleagues is now back on the job. → Read More
'We all have new opportunities:' Female Scouts BSA troop joins Pacific Harbors Council
Pacific Harbors Council of the Boy Scouts of America is preparing to welcome girls into the Boy Scout program. Troop 1932 in Roy, Washington held a join night Wednesday and welcomed eight new girls into their troop. → Read More