BY REV. ADAM MCKINNEY for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/13/26 Sometimes a change of scenery is exactly what’s needed in order to unlock new modes of […]
Movies of the Week – 11/13 to 11/19
BY JACK CAMERON for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/13/26 Dr. Seuss’s “Cat in the Hat” sticks around the Blue Mouse Theatre for another week and Martin […]
‘Women-Friendly’ Auto Repair Shop Works on Building Trust
BY AVERY GOODSTINE for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/13/26 Who here has been personally victimized as a female walking into a car shop? I know I […]
Safety Doesn’t Stop at the County Line, and Neither Should Solutions
BY KEELIN EVERLY-LANG for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/6/2026 A community conversation around public safety and needs brought together a few dozen youth, young adults, community […]
Scott McGee Embraces an Unconventional Artistic Journey
BY MERRICK PARNELL for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/6/2026 This week we checked in on local artist Scott McGee for a five-question feature in support of […]
When Someone Else’s Credit Becomes Our Problem
BY NATHAN SPIECKER for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/6/2026 Someone we care about needs a car to get to work. They have a steady job and […]
Ten Years, Still Your Living Room: Peaks & Pints Raises a Glass to Tacoma
BY JACKIE FENDER for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/6/2026 Ron Swarner reflects on a decade of craft beer, sandwiches, community, and creating a neighborhood gathering place […]
Poppy House Art Cafe Draws a Creative Crowd
BY AVERY GOODSTINE for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/6/2026 Tucked away in the corner of a parking lot behind Cider and Cedar on Market Street lies […]
From Top Hats to Sasquatch: Washington State History Museum Celebrates 30 Years
BY KRISTIE WORTHEY for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/6/2026 Thirty years after opening on Pacific Avenue, the Washington State History Museum celebrates with a barbarian, a […]
Trolls Have Arrived, and They’re Right at Home in the PNW
BY MATT KITE for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 11/6/2026 Since at least 1990, when the Fremont Troll first appeared beneath the Aurora Bridge in Seattle, trolls […]