Ballard - News

Locally Grown TV, a comedy web-series in the making, reached its Kickstarter campaign fundraising goal just in time last Saturday, the last day, raising a total of $10,500. All of the money will be going toward production costs.

Creators…MORE

Yesterday at 2:39 p.m., Ballard residents called the Seattle Fire Department reporting a fire on the second floor of their house located on the 2800 block of NW 75th St, according to SFD's Fireline blog.

Turns out, it was caused by…MORE

After four years of planning, designing and community input – as well as many more years of eyeing the property as a possible park location – Kirke Park had its grand opening last Saturday, Aug. 11, and is now open for public use.

The park…MORE

Gene Roger Nebenfuhr, 68, a lifelong resident of Ballard, gained his wings August 3rd in Missoula, MT on his way to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.

Born and raised in Seattle, he graduated from Ballard High School in 1962, then he proudly…MORE

Today was the last day on Earth for JoJo, Woodland Park Zoo's last Sumatran tiger, who was euthanized at 20 years old, according to a press release.

JoJo came in 2001 from the Memphis Zoo and was a breeding companion for the zoo's only…MORE

After securing it's last chunk of funding, students will finally see a newly renovated park this coming year at Salmon Bay School. Construction started on July 30 and the grand opening is expected to happen in late September.

At the last…MORE

UPDATE, Aug 15: Application for dinner reservations has been extended through Saturday, Aug. 18. All proceeds go toward Ballard High School's athletics and music programs. Register here.

Life-time Ballard resident and the man who taught…MORE

A new development is being planned for the block at 6401 32nd Ave NW, where the Sunset Hill Green Market and two other businesses currently reside.

If the application is accepted, the new building will be a three-story structure with 18…MORE

Christopher King, a media literacy teacher at Whitman Middle School, has just won not his first, not his second, but his third award in a row for screenwriting.

This year he won second place in the 2012 Pacific Northwest Writer's…MORE

Last night, all over Ballard and the entirety of Seattle, hundreds of streets were blocked off for neighborhood parties to celebrate Night Out, a Seattle Police Department sanctioned event hosted to increase crime prevention and awareness.