Highlands Neighborhood residents may experience low water pressure due to new piping connections on NE 87th Street, as city crews work to minimize disruptions.

Bellevue announces its first International Festival, focusing on cultural diversity and unity, featuring food, entertainment, and community activities on August 17 at Crossroads Park.

Seattle's Office of Arts & Culture is accepting Hope Corps 2025 proposals to rejuvenate downtown with arts projects, offering grants for street-level, public engagements in six neighborhoods.

Bellevue enhances community amenities with a new park and bridge, expands Mini City Hall, and celebrates diversity with Pride flag raising, as shown on "Lake to Lake."

Seattle's 2024 Teen Summer Musical to showcase local talent with "Snow White & The Seven" at Benaroya Hall in August, offering a vibrant cultural performance and rigorous training program for teens.

Seattle is seeking advisory group members to guide equitable development around its light rail stations, focusing on community benefits and preventing displacement. Applications are due August 2, 2024.

Seattle's DEEL is accepting applications for a Telehealth Services RFI to collect data on providing mental health support for young students until July 24, 2024.

Seattle receives nearly $100,000 from a USDA Farm to School grant to enhance culinary services in public schools, support local food education, and improve school garden programs.

The Kirkland Tourism Development Committee invites applications for its 2025 Explore Kirkland grant, aiming to enhance local tourism and support events that attract overnight visitors.

Seattle residents will soon vote on Park CommUNITY Fund projects, with events scheduled for August and final project announcements expected in October.

Seattle's LGBTQ+ Center is launching an environment justice program funded by the city, focusing on the intersection of climate issues and queer identity, with educational outreach through the arts.

This article outlines Seattle's varied events and roadworks occurring from July 18-30, including the 15th Ave NW & Ballard Bridge project, sports games, and community events like the Capitol Hill Block Party and Seafair Torchlight Parade.

King County receives a $450,000 federal grant to support alternatives to juvenile detention and community-based initiatives focused on youth welfare and justice reform.