West Seattle - Features

By Ruby Tuesday Romero

By Ruby Tuesday Romero

Back when there wasn’t even a high bridge to close, the merchants in the Alaska Junction would organize a sidewalk sale during the summer.

By Jennifer Danner

Seattle Police Department 

Southwest Precinct Crime Prevention Coordinator

By Olivia Palmer

For first-time buyers like Miranda Dancik, the process of finding a home is a maze of rising prices and bidding wars. After half a year, her search in West Seattle has still yielded only dead ends. 

By Patrick Robinson

As we exit the days of the pandemic, it seems like everyone is searching for reasons for joy. 

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By Ruby Tuesday Romero

The drive to do the right thing has been part of Arne Lyshall’s life for all his 92 years.

Born in Seattle in 1928, he grew up in a broken home living with his aunt whose faith would later mean a lot to him. 

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For Zach Broten it was always about his body.

Tucked away in a relatively small garage on Delridge Way, Medlock and Sons does not look like a famous place.

By Tim Robinson