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Seahawks News: Ricky White III’s potential as Seahawks’ WR2

Again, we dive into the Seattle Seahawks depth and take a look at the WR room. Snaps are available, as some would say that our team with a new OC may utilize the wide receivers in a different fashion than Klint Kubiak’s 2025 offense. Ricky White III has shown flashes, and this season, as training […]

Former Seahawks starter coming off Achilles tear signs with Ravens

Former Seattle Seahawks second-round pick Ethan Pocic has finally signed with a new team, having suffered a catastrophic injury last season. Pocic, who was Seattle’s starting center in 2020 and off-and-on in 2021, has agreed to a one-year contract with the Baltimore Ravens. According to Ravens insider Jeff Zrebiec, Pocic’s contract is worth up to […]

Street Cheese Goes for (Dairy) Gold

Courtney Johnson brings championship cheesemongering to Beacon Hill.

Indigenous Violence Survivors See Fewer Services After Federal Cuts

Seahawks News: Ty Okada can be one-for-one replacement for Coby Bryant, Seahawks

Happy Friday! It’s the weekend(ish). And yes, another piece on the Seattle Seahawks’ bountiful depth chart. We as fans project, and rightly so, that the few holes that need to be plugged for our beloved squad in 2026 will be filled by players who have at the minimum shown above-average potential. Ty Okada is one […]

The diverse experience of the Seahawks offensive coaching staff

Last week I was mulling over the Seattle Seahawks offense. While the majority of players and coaches stayed, there were some changes that happened: new offensive coordinator, new running back coach, new pass game specialist. Some coaches that stayed got promotions even. While looking through their bios and coaching history, it struck me that this […]

22 affordable units set for Squire Park

Norman Mitchell Manor, at 165 14th Ave., has been providing affordable housing since 1998. Its two-story building sits on the corner of Spruce Street, with 22 units.

52 First Hill units sell for over $8M

An apartment building at 804 James St. sold this week for just over $8.4 million, according to King County records.

CAST site plan honors Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe heritage

Five years into a 15-year development agreement, a section of land under tribal control, including the old Port Gamble sawmill, has a go-forward conceptual plan.

Concert hall coming to U.S. Bank Center

The 271-seat venue will be home to the Seattle Chamber Music Society.

$110M Heron's Key expansion will create more homes for Gig Harbor seniors

Ground was broken this month on a $110 million expansion of the Heron's Key senior living community at 4340 Borgen Blvd. in Gig Harbor.

Engineer needed for Bellingham bridge rebuild

The city of Bellingham is seeking a civil/structural engineer to design a replacement for the failing Electric Avenue-Whatcom Creek Bridge on the eastern edge of Lake Whatcom.