Eina Kwon was eight months pregnant when she was shot and killed on June 13 near the Belltown restaurant that she and her husband, Sung Kwon, owned.
Seattle Chinese Post legacy lives on through APCC
When the Seattle Chinese Post (SCP) announced that it was closing, there were tears.
Nomination letter by Sharon Chan for Assunta Ng to receive the Suzanne Ahn award
I am writing with great excitement to nominate Assunta Ng for the Suzanne Ahn Civic Engagement and Social Justice Award.
Final issues of Seattle Chinese Post, Asian Weekly donated to Wing Luke Museum
Community leader Tony Au donated the framed final issues of the Seattle Chinese Post and Northwest Asian Weekly to the Wing Luke Museum on June 23, 2023.
My family’s link to the Seattle Chinese Post
During a family gathering one evening, I brought into the conversation the recent closure of the Seattle Chinese Post (SCP) newspaper.
Asian Weekly, 35 going on 36, and still publishing
By Assunta Ng NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY On Jan. 20, the day of the Presidential Inauguration, was also the Northwest Asian Weekly’s 35th birthday. “Wow! How did you do it?” People […]
From notable “firsts” to a private citizen: One-on-one with the Honorable Gary Locke
He was first the Chinese governor in the United States, first Chinese American U.S. ambassador to China, first Chinese American commerce secretary, and the King County Executive.
How do you Define Success?
“How did you become successful in the newspaper business?” asked Sarah Lubitz, a Bellevue College student who interviewed me for a class project. To be honest, I don’t consider my business successful. The more I think about it, the more I feel like I have failed. I flunk the vision test not just a little — but a lot — I have been completely off base.
Our 2016 Lunar New Year Children’s Parade and Costume Contest
On Feb. 13, Northwest Asian Weekly and Seattle Chinese Post held their annual Lunar New Year Children’s Parade and Costume Contest in Seattle’s International District. See the bright, colorful costumes and listen to co-publishers Assunta Ng and John Liu talk about the origins of this cultural and family event.
We’re still in print!
Thirty-four years of running a newspaper and learning how to turn struggles into miracles
Will newspapers last?
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