North Bend reminisces about David Lynch, observes MLK Day, plans a City Council meeting, fundraises at a pub crawl, encourages community engagement, announces Si View Parks' construction, celebrates mentoring, and shares historic photos.

Everett Parks is holding a virtual meeting on January 23, 2025, about Drew Nielsen Neighborhood Park's playground replacement, seeking community feedback on the project.

WDFW has announced a tentative smelt fishing schedule for the Cowlitz River, with set dates subject to weekly confirmation based on smelt run evaluations.

The BJA convened experts at Wichita State University to address recruitment and retention in the criminal justice workforce, analyzing challenges and proposing solutions.

Tacoma has secured over $10.6 million in grants for infrastructure improvements, including roadway and bikeway upgrades to achieve Vision Zero goals and enhance transportation access.

P-Patch Giving Gardens donated over 40,000 pounds of produce to Seattle food banks and meal programs in 2024, displaying community spirit and support for those facing food insecurity.

Seattle Parks and Recreation will close various facilities for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day but keep golf courses, the Amy Yee Tennis Center, and parks open.

The City of Bothell is seeking volunteers for city boards and commissions, including a new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion advisory committee. Applications are open until February 21, 2025.

Snohomish County and the SBA are offering low-interest loans to residents impacted by a windstorm, with damages exceeding $5.5 million and limited state support available.

Tacoma received a $4 million grant from Washington State's Department of Commerce to support economic growth and assist communities impacted by the war on drugs, with funding for loans, grants, and business support.

Chief Justice González swore in eight new troopers to the Washington State Patrol after they underwent a streamlined training process for experienced officers.

MLK Day affects Seattle's waste collection schedule, causing a one-day delay in Northeast and parts of Central Seattle, while other areas remain unaffected.

Issaquah offers free CERT training to residents, covering emergency preparedness, medical procedures, and disaster response, with registration now open for spring sessions.