The Seattle Thunderbirds held a charity hockey game to honor first responders, followed by their match against the Silvertips, with proceeds supporting related charities.

The City of Kent is holding a reception on January 6 to honor the swearing-in of elected officials, including the Mayor and Councilmembers, encouraging community engagement.

Marysville offers a Ceramic Design class to create winter-themed plates, with dishwasher and microwave safe designs, and provides a social and creative outlet.

Marysville introduces a weekly hula class, blending traditional Hawaiian dance with modern elements, led by Yolanda Ku-uipo Taufa’asau-Vincent, starting January 8 for all ages.

The article discusses hula classes in Marysville, led by Yolanda Ku-uipo Taufa'asau-Vincent, beginning January 8, which mix traditional and modern elements for all ages.

Marysville Community Center introduces a Youth Crochet Club for children aged 10-15, aiming to teach crochet skills while encouraging social interaction and fine motor skill development.

The City of Kent introduces the KentWorks app, letting residents report non-emergency issues via smartphone for civic engagement and community improvement.

King County opens Disaster Assistance Centers to help residents affected by recent floods, offering support for state aid applications and connecting them to various resources.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department highlights their deputies' heroics and odd encounters in a year-end video series, including pursuits, community interactions, and unique problem-solving incidents.

Pierce County Council's 2026 legislative year starts on January 5 with a session to align local and state leaders' efforts, and continues with committee meetings and regular sessions.

The Lynnwood WA Police Department is providing free self-defense classes for women, starting January 10, 2026, with lessons including various defensive techniques.

Federal Way encourages residents to adopt sustainable practices, such as using public transit, practicing natural lawn care, and properly disposing of hazardous waste, according to their social media posts.

Thurston County Clerk's Office will transition to digital-only services, ending walk-in assistance on January 20, 2026, due to budget cuts. The office assures continued support via online access and email communication.