Through shelter, mentorship, and community support, The More We Love helps women and children move from crisis toward recovery.

The public is invited on April 1st at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center for a spring West Seattle Light Rail Forum. This West Seattle Forum will be an opportunity to get more detailed information and analyses on potential cost-savings and service delivery updates to West Seattle. This event is intended to

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

Here at The Highline Journal, we are committed to bringing important information and in-depth stories that matter to you. As we are volunteer, citizen-led journalists, we want to make sure we are providing you with information you find helpful and worth reading but also use our time effectively on those

Pray Seattle is hosting its fourth annual interdenominational prayer and worship series leading up to Easter, inviting people to unite in prayer for Seattle during Lent.

In Washington State, a vibrant yet often underrecognized community is quietly building systems of care, cultural preservation, and advocacy. ALA Garífuna Women (Anichigu Luma Amenigini) is a Seattle-based nonprofit dedicated to uplifting Garífuna women and families through education, cultural programs, and worker advocacy—work that is deeply rooted in lived

Deanna Ratnikova, the creator of The GO Deck, shares what made getting outdoors a part of her everyday life—and it’s what inspires her to help families and individuals do the same.

This year, more than ever, local food banks welcome donations of food and money.  As we approach Thanksgiving, many families are feeling the impact of reduced aid from government programs for food and other basic needs. One place to donate food is at the intersection of 200th SW and 3rd