Tacoma Creates' 2024-2025 Annual Report details its impact on arts and culture access, distributing $6 million to local nonprofits and supporting 1,500 cultural activities.

Spokane residents are invited to shape their city’s infrastructure through community talks on the North Spokane Corridor project, starting November 20.

The Federal Way Police Department has initiated a Holiday Food Drive in collaboration with city agencies to support the MSC and FWSC, collecting non-perishable items and online donations.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces a lineup of free and affordable holiday events, including community parties, walks, and a tree lighting, detailed on their blog for residents to enjoy.

Salmon return to spawn at Carkeek Park in Seattle, with educational events and a Salmon Celebration Day on November 22, 2025. Visitors are advised to use alternative transport due to limited parking.

The Seattle Police Department honored its veteran members on Veterans Day, appreciating their service to both the country and the community with shared values of leadership and discipline.

Bothell Fire Department honors veterans with a social media tribute, commending their service in the military and ongoing dedication within the community.

Central Pierce Fire & Rescue honors military veterans in their team on Veterans Day, highlighting their service and readiness to respond to emergencies even during the holiday.

Katie Zook King, Electric Service Representative Supervisor at Seattle City Light, is featured for leading her team in managing electric service connections in Seattle.

Seattle Public Utilities is promoting America Recycles Day on November 15, encouraging better recycling practices with educational booths and tips for effective recycling.

Seattle Center's Holidays at the Center event begins November 20, promising a festive lineup of music, markets, and magic-themed activities, aiming to foster community spirit.

Bellevue offers a free training program for volunteer naturalists to educate the public and maintain park ecosystems, with applications due by November 30th.

North Bend lifted its Water Conservation Ordinance after successful conservation efforts and sufficient rainfall, marked by reduced water production since 2009.