For the second year in a row, Sterling Bank & Trust was named the top performing community bank in the United States with total assets between $3 billion and $10 […]
Vakharia named All-Washington Scholar
Highline College student Vaishali Vakharia earned statewide recognition for her accomplishments. The Kent resident was honored as a member of the 2019 All-Washington Academic Team. She and other top scholars […]
Fukuis get Supplier of the Year Award
Woodburn Company, owned by Frank and Penny Fukui, was honored as Supplier of the Year 2018 by the Northwest Mountain Minority Supplier Development Council at their celebratory awards ceremony on […]
Sharon Jang selected as New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar
Tacoma Community College announced on March 21 that one of its students, Sharon Jang, was recognized as Washington’s New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar. Jang is working towards a career in […]
Keiro NW’s new interim administrator
Esther Densmore began her new position with Keiro NW last month as its new interim administrator. Densmore is a graduate of Texas A&M and she has an MHA from the […]
Searching for Chinese American WWII veterans
By Staff NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY The Chinese American Citizens Alliance (CACA) of Seattle is working to identify and locate local Chinese American World War II veterans, or their next of […]
Eastside Chinese turn to service, to change perceptions
By Mahlon Meyer Northwest Asian Weekly The house on the corner has rotting, moss-soaked shingles. It has chipped paint on the door. And toilet paper accumulates on its ill-tended lawn. […]
Mich Matsudaira memorial
The memorial for Martin “Mich” Matsudaira is scheduled for Saturday, April 27 at Seattle’s Immaculate Conception Church on 820 18th Avenue. The service will begin at 11 a.m.
Naan -N- Curry dishing up delicious food on the Eastside
Through serving up flavorful naans, curries, and biryanis, Naan -N- Curry has long gained a reputation for serving up some of the best Pakistani and Indian food on the Eastside.
‘A.P. Bio’ star Mary Sohn on her Korean parents and holding it down for the regular Asian ladies
Last spring, actor and comedian Mary Sohn landed on a network TV show after years of hard work performing on cruise ships and waiting tables. Sohn was talking to her mom who, at that point, was finally much more on board with her daughter’s unconventional career path.