One of Ballard’s largest apartment developments, Valdok, has begun leasing their luxury apartments that span both sides of NW 56th St at 17th Ave NW. They’re also some of the […]
Author: Meghan Walker
Ballard man takes Diagon Alley creation to Camp Korey
Last year’s Diagon Alley creation in Ballard was a huge hit: thousands of people from around the city came to visit Jonathan Chambers’ Harry Potter installation at his home in […]
Six Ballard High films nominated for national award show
Ballard High School film students are getting some much deserved recognition for their talents: several films have been nominated for national film production awards. The National Academy of Arts & […]
Ballard Brothers gets a new mural
Ballard Brothers Seafood & Burgers (5305 15th Ave NW) has repainted their restaurant and added a Henry mural to pay homage to the Ballard High School Beavers. Ballard Brothers owner […]
Weekend events in and around Ballard
There are quite a few events happening around Ballard this weekend, and some beautiful weather in the forecast. Here are a few of the highlights: Friday, Oct. 12 Ballard Senior […]
Closer look at 134-unit apartment building that will replace Mac’s Upholstery
Earlier this year, we reported that Mac’s Upholstery (5011 15th Ave NW) will be replaced by an apartment building. We now have a better idea of what that apartment building, called […]
‘Prolific’ car thieves arrested in Ballard
Seattle Police have arrested two suspects with an impressive history of grand theft auto. According to Seattle Police, the pair stole a Toyota SUV in SODO on Oct. 8, switched […]
Crown Hill Urban Village community planning workshop is Saturday
If you’re keen to get involved in community planning for Crown Hill, you might want to join an upcoming workshop series at the Crown Hill Center, the first of which […]
October Ballard ArtWalk is this Saturday
The monthly Ballard ArtWalk is coming up this weekend, happening Saturday, Oct. 13 from 6 to 9pm. The free event takes place in businesses all over downtown Ballard, with art, […]
BNSF proposes to replace Salmon Bay railroad bridge
The century-old railroad bridge spanning Salmon Bay near the Ballard Locks is nearing the end of its life, and plans are underway to replace the iconic structure. The bascule-style, or […]
Upcoming Ballard Town Hall with County Councilmember Jeanne Kohl-Welles
Later this month, there will be a public Town Hall meeting to discuss the King County budget. The meeting will be led by County Councilmember Jeanne Kohl-Welles, who serves on […]
Ballard photographer recreating familiar cityscapes
A Ballard artist and photographer has been gaining popularity in Seattle, playing on city landmarks with his photography. Rudy Willingham has been combining his interest in collage art and photography […]
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