Jean Kang is running for the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) Board of Governors position in District 7-South. Kang is a civil litigator at Smith Freed Eberhard, P.C., and handles […]
Louisa Hotel groundbreaking
The Woo family marked the groundbreaking of its new building on 669 South King Street on Feb. 12. On Christmas Eve 2013, a fire in the western half of the […]
OCA New Year celebration and recognition
OCA held its annual Golden Circle Award and Lunar New Year dinner on Feb. 6 at Joy Palace restaurant. The organization honored Diane Narasaki and Dean Wong of Asian Counseling […]
ID tour
Employees of Centurylink toured the International District on Feb. 3 — as part of the Wing Luke Bruce Lee tour. One of the stops on the tour was the Northwest […]
Vietnamese civic celebration for Tran
About 45 people attended a Vietnamese Civic Celebration for Federal Way Councilmember Hoang Tran on Feb. 2, at the Phở Bắc Súp Shop.
American Chloe Kim wins gold medal in women’s halfpipe
By The Associated Press PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) — Chloe Kim’s coronation is complete. The 17-year-old from Torrance, California, dominated the Olympic women’s halfpipe snowboarding final on Feb. 12, soaring […]
She just made Olympic history, so who is Mirai Nagasu?
The Associated Press Canada won Olympic figure skating team gold with 73 points in PyeongChang after the three-day event that includes short and long programs in skating’s four disciplines. Russian […]
50 years later, Olympian heads home to carry torch for South Korea
By Stacy Nguyen Northwest Asian Weekly “I have tried to imagine what it would feel like, after all these years, to carry the Olympic flame that will soar high above […]
“Detective Chinatown 2” — A raunchy romp caught up short
By Andrew Hamlin NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY I couldn’t choose between the Duck Mascot Fu or the Cheap Spiderman Costume Fu. Fortunately, I didn’t have to. “Detective Chinatown 2,” directed by […]