BY KORBETT MOSESLY for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 Washington’s first state-funded reparations study will hold two listening sessions on July 23. A noon virtual session […]
Need a Little Help? Check Out These Community Resources
Pierce County residents facing housing instability, food insecurity, domestic violence, health coverage gaps, mental health crises, substance use challenges, or other emergencies have access to […]
Using Financial Services Safely: How We Pay Matters
BY NATHAN SPIECKER for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 Every generation has found a way to make paying someone a little easier. But as we’ll see […]
Foodie Fun Fact: Real Art Tacoma Serves Some Super Solid Sandwiches
BY MEG VAN HUYGEN for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 Slightly privileged rant incoming: When you’ve been writing about restaurants for over half your life, you […]
Catching Up with Artist Kristina Martin
BY KEELIN EVERLY-LANG for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 We first met artist Kristina Martin when she participated in the Weekly Volcano’s first Newspaper Box Challenge […]
Champagne Sunday Serves Up Hope, Heart and Harmony
BY MAUREEN PARKER for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 OK, so . . . Booooooom!!! I have been waiting for this one! When I first got […]
When Their Breakup Somehow Becomes Your Problem
BY AARDE WRITES for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 Hey Aarde,Two close friends of mine are going through a breakup right now. I want to be […]
‘You Are Loved’ Resonates at Tacoma Pride Festival
BY MATT KITE for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 It was the biggest yet. And for many on hand, it was also the most fun to […]
Movies of the Week – July 17, 2026
BY JACK CAMERON for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 The Odyssey Arrives, and Moana Washes In Summer movies kick into high gear this week with the […]
Craig Goodwin Finds Art in Wild Places
BY MATT KITE for WEEKLY VOLCANO | 7/17/2026 What is one recreational activity that seamlessly combines art, technology, and experimentation while simultaneously pushing practitioners to […]