Stuart Jenner

Rare visiting Orcas spotted off Burien, drawing attention with unusual origins and markings, offering residents a rare and exciting viewing opportunity.

Closure reveals low enrollment, poor outcomes, and operational issues, challenging claims that funding limits alone drove Why Not You Academy’s decline.

As Highline’s bond advances, concerned community members, including Shark Garden advocates, question impact, costs, and school plans.

This article is part of The Highline Journal’s America at 250: Northwest Stories series exploring local history as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.

Heavy snow covered early spring flowers across the Highline area, creating striking scenes as Pacific Northwest blooms endured winter’s final surprise.

Near Olympia’s capitol, Mima Mounds, Bush Prairie, and Tumwater Falls reveal science, settlement, industry, and layered Northwest heritage.

33rd District Town Hall covered immigration enforcement, a proposed state income tax, and education funding.

The Highline Journal series on 250 Years Celebrating America: The Northwest Lens starts with Bruce Lee and Seattle’s Chinatown International District.