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Graphic for South Seattle Emerald’s “The Roundup” featuring a map of Seattle’s District 2 neighborhoods and portraits of Adonis Ducksworth, Eddie Lin, Jamie Fackler, and Jeanie Chunn with text asking “Who Should Rep South Seattle?”

The Roundup: Who Should Rep South Seattle?

14 hours ago

5 min read

A black and white cartoon illustration of a train labeled "BH23" with graffiti on top reading "Doom Loop" in bubbly letters with cartoonish faces. The train has passengers inside, some smiling and waving, while others look indifferent.

DOOM LOOP: Curb Guy

Jul 06, 2025

2 min read

An illustration of a bull-like figure behind bars, with one leg and hoof reaching over the bars.

PONGO POETRY | Feelings in a Cage

Pongo Poetry Project

Jul 05, 2025

3 min read

Collage showing instructors and students at Oshun Swim School, with the title “South End Life” and the subtitle “A Closer Look at the People Who Make Up the South End.”

South End Life: Communities of Color Explore Their Relationship With Water, Learn to Swim

Jul 04, 2025

6 min read

Person pushing grocery carts filled with brown paper bags at PCC Community Markets in Columbia City, with “Everything is Political in South Seattle” text overlay.

Everything Is Political … in South Seattle: Can Sales Taxes Help Fund Treatment — and Other Ways We're Fixing Seattle

Tobias Coughlin-Bogue

Jul 04, 2025

4 min read

Artist painting detailed geometric abstract artwork in studio, vibrant green and blue patterns, with art supplies and another colorful piece on wall at J Rinehart Gallery.

Arts in the South End: 5 Things for July 2025

Jul 03, 2025

4 min read

Tuan T. Phan and Ngoc Phan posing at Stafford Creek Corrections Center visit, wearing coordinated beige and pink outfits with floral backdrop.

OPINION | Tuan Phan and the Question of Redemption: When Second Chances Are Delivered in Shipping Containers and Shackles

Musa Abdul-Mateen

Jul 02, 2025

4 min read

Seattle Latinas Run Club group photo in front of the Lockspot Cafe after Melt ICE run, showing diverse runners and supporters posing together on a cloudy day in Seattle.

To 'Melt ICE,' These Seattle Latinas Lace Up and Run for Community and Rights

Florangela Davila

Jul 02, 2025

6 min read

Seattle future land use map showing regional centers, urban centers, neighborhood centers, industrial and manufacturing areas, urban neighborhoods, major institutions, parks, and cemeteries; part of Seattle Comprehensive Plan 2025.

Housing Density and Tree Preservation Dominate at Public Forum on Seattle's Comprehensive Plan

Jul 01, 2025

3 min read

Collage of art exhibition images including a prison portrait on TV, framed beaded pharaoh mask artwork, and gallery room with wooden chair facing TV screen showing a young Black girl.

Wa Na Wari Teams Up With Black Prisoners' Caucus for Exhibit by and About Incarcerated People

Jul 01, 2025

4 min read

Seattle wood artist carving a wooden sculpture with a power drill at Colman Park in 2021, wearing a hoodie and sunglasses, close-up of detailed woodworking process.

Edwin Fountain, the Wood Sculptor of Mount Baker, Carves New Life Into Fallen Branches and Tree Stumps

Jun 30, 2025

4 min read

K. Wyking Garrett, president and CEO of Africatown Community Land Trust, encourages the crowd to support the community during a short speech.

The Roundup: I'm in a New York State of Mind

Jun 30, 2025

3 min read

A black and white cartoon illustration of a train labeled "BH23" with graffiti on top reading "Doom Loop" in bubbly letters with cartoonish faces. The train has passengers inside, some smiling and waving, while others look indifferent.

DOOM LOOP: You're the Cuomo Now, Boss

Jun 29, 2025

2 min read

Betty Wetter (left) and Stasia Coup perform at Tush! in April. Betty Wetter is holding a guitar and Stasia Coup is dressed as an insect.

Tush! Showcases the 'Best of Seattle Drag' at Beacon Hill's Clock-Out Lounge

Mark Van Streefkerk

Jun 27, 2025

5 min read

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