Representative leadership is critical (and possible!) in Washington state ”We're all in this together, and we're going to need each other to move forward.”
Visible "As someone who often feels invisible — invisible disabilities, invisible queerness, invisible neurodivergence — it was so powerful to feel seen."
Intimate “Something I always tell my actors is that there are so many ways to tell stories. If one way isn’t working, there's always another way.”
PNW country singer Kate Turner on tour with her first album release in over a decade “I want my kids to see the value in being brave enough to live life the way you want, to follow your dreams, and frankly, to just keep going.”
Tumbleweed Music Festival seeks local artists for their annual logo contest "Every year, Tumbleweed Music Festival holds a logo contest."
Feeling drained? It’s time to RE:UP! "RE:UP will provide essential support and resources to facilitate personal and intergenerational healing"
The Arts Center Task Force urges Tri-Cities residents to vote YES for the arts on February 11 The Tri-Cities needs a dedicated performing arts center.
Boots in the Basin: a local environmental coalition “What if together we shared cultivation of the pipeline for stewards of our precious environment?”
Storytime Bookshop is a wonderful place for kids to read and play “Every kid gets a free book the first time they come in.”
Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce awards Entrepreneur of the Year to youngest recipient on record “Ulises embodies the spirit of leadership and community support.”
November 2024: Your vote f**king MATTERS. Listen: Even if you don't feel hopeful, we're asking you to TRY.
A tale of two festivals “All the people have been connected in a closer way. The scene is literally closer. There's great things gonna happen for our city.”
“It's not a religious conflict. It's a genocide.” "It didn't start on October 7th; we've been affected by this for 76-plus years."
Attorney General Bob Ferguson speaks about why people matter more than political parties “I really believe in grassroots politics, and going directly to the people, and centering the people in the work that I do.”
Sankofa Migration (issue 3) "Poetry from Issue #3 of The Sankofa Migration, a publication of the Black Prisoners Caucus of WSP in Walla Walla, Washington."
The Sankofa Migration: Poetry from the Black Prisoners Caucus of Washington State Penitentiary Poetry from the first edition of the local Black Prisoners Caucus (BPC) publication from the Washington State Penitentiary
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room… "Reveal the Elephant isn't just a game; it's a call to action."
February 2024: SWANG ON, SWANG ON Download the latest issue. About the cover: UNTITLED 01 | 01.18.24 JOEL NUNN-SPARKS MIXED MEDIA ON PLYWOOD (24” ✕ 36”) Read more about Joel's cover art on Patreon:
Richland School Board and community members unite against unfair book ban “At the July 12 Richland School District board meeting, members of Moms for Liberty Benton County challenged a short story called Adventure in El Yunque by Christopher Rodriguez…”
A Spoken Space: Interview with Juru da Wise JuruDaWise holds pop-up-style events called “A Spoken Space: A Safe Space To Be Heard” — Open Mic and Poetry/Spoken Word nights at different venues, cafes, and restaurants in the Tri-Cities.
