By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor Your role in a vision for Seattle's largest stretch of remaining forest was the ...

If your summer-camp plans aren't entirely locked in yet, here's a unique opportunity - one week to learn about orcas with ...

If you're thinking about having your business, organization, or school participate in this year's Morgan Junction Community Festival - a fast, fun festival coming up June 14 - you have a bit more time ...

Four quick notes from local police, conveyed by Southwest Precinct Crime Prevention Coordinator Jennifer Satterwhite: ...

Seattle Public Library branches host lots of story times - but they don't all have special guests like this one at Delridge Library did. More than three dozen people were there this afternoon as the ...

It's been more than a year since we first told you about In Pizza We Crust going bricks-and-mortar in the former Swinery ...

By Hayden Yu Andersen Reporting for West Seattle Blog Camp Long got TLC Sunday from more than 70 volunteers and Girl Scouts ...

By Anne Higuera Reporting for West Seattle Blog A misty, wet start to low-low tide season did not deter people from flocking to shorelines at midday today to discover sea life left exposed by the ...

By Tracy Record West Seattle Blog editor Back when the Sound Transit Board first learned the price tag for West Seattle light ...

Family and friends will gather May 15 to remember James Hanson, and are sharing this remembrance with his community: In ...

The name is taken from the the historical Victory Gardens, originally called “War Gardens” or “Liberty Gardens.” In World War ...

Local businesses and organizations have again stepped up to donate auction items to help a local school - and now it's your turn to pitch in by bidding! Here's the announcement from Friends of Roxhill ...