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Find Smoky, Slow-Cooked Religion at Seattle's New Barbecue Church

Find Smoky, Slow-Cooked Religion at Seattle’s New Barbecue Church

And for the love of God, don't skip the mac 'n' cheese.

Listening to Matt Davis talk about barbecue is a little like going to church. There’s passion—so much passion that he quit his day job in woodworking to bring barbecue to the people. There’s history—the recipes taste of his Kansas hometown. And there’s community—the locals who have made his new restaurant a gathering place. Davis launched…

4 Tips for Running a 5k with a Stroller
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4 Tips for Running a 5k with a Stroller

sponsored by Stroller Derby Seattle Kids and kids at heart will be rolling their way through Marymoor Park on October 8th during Seattle’s first Stroller Derby 5k run. Before hitting the sidewalks this summer, consider safety first; you shouldn’t begin running with your baby until he or she is at least six months old. Here…

Want to Escape Seattle's Hellish Housing Market? Tacoma's On Fire, Too

Want to Escape Seattle’s Hellish Housing Market? Tacoma’s On Fire, Too

Tacoma is the fifth most competitive city in America for homebuyers.

House hunting in Tacoma? You better act fast.

Navy Strength's Coffee and Juice Bar is (Softly) Open

Navy Strength’s Coffee and Juice Bar is (Softly) Open

The tiki inspiration carries over to non-alcoholic drinks in this stylish Belltown cafe.

Anu Elford in her new tiki-inspired coffee and juice bar.

Seattle Drivers Spend 58 Miserable Hours a Year Looking for Parking

Seattle Drivers Spend 58 Miserable Hours a Year Looking for Parking

You could be doing so many cooler things.

The quest to find parking in Seattle costs us time and money.

The Danish Know How to Rock a Spectacular Summer House

The Danish Know How to Rock a Spectacular Summer House

This Danish-inspired Hood Canal getaway offers year-round relaxation.

A phalanx of French doors line the main living space, opening out onto the woods and Hood Canal.

Recipe of the Week: Lark Bitters

Recipe of the Week: Lark Bitters

Patience pays off with this cocktail bitters recipe from one of Seattle's top restaurants.

Spruce up your next cocktail with Lark’s bitters.

These New Craft Beer Boat Cruises Are So Seattle

These New Craft Beer Boat Cruises Are So Seattle

A craft beer on the water may just be the key to summertime happiness.

Drink beer, see the sights, enjoy the sun.

Downtown Seattle Will be Crawling With Lamborghinis Tomorrow

Downtown Seattle Will be Crawling With Lamborghinis Tomorrow

Keep an eye out for the parade of 1 percenters during your Friday commute.

Rumor has it new Lambos come with caviar-stuffed glove boxes.

Best Northwest Lake Getaways: Alpine Camping

Best Northwest Lake Getaways: Alpine Camping

Head uphill with a backpack for lake camping without the crowds.

Snow Lake in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

South Lake Union Turns Into a Sprawling Food Truck Market This Weekend

South Lake Union Turns Into a Sprawling Food Truck Market This Weekend

The Must List: Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

For the third year in a row, Seattle Street Food Festival hits Amazonia.

Solar-Powered Brewery Opens in Once Beer-Starved Kirkland

Solar-Powered Brewery Opens in Once Beer-Starved Kirkland

Maelstrom Brewing Company makes its Eastside debut Thursday.

By nature, brewing beer isn’t the greenest endeavor. The energy and water it takes to brew a 50-barrel batch is enough to make Al Gore pull his hair out. A flat roof with direct sunlight isn’t usually the first thing aspiring brewery owners look for in a building. But the solar-panel potential was a definite…

Seattle's Most Unsung 'Park' is Hidden in This Pioneer Square Hotel

Seattle’s Most Unsung ‘Park’ is Hidden in This Pioneer Square Hotel

As we celebrate 120 years of Seattle’s part in the Klondike Gold Rush, the park site could help redefine what an urban park can be.

Pioneer Square’s Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park offers an opportunity to redefine what the role of a national park can be.

Fort Lawton Homes Celebrate the Summer in Seattle
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Fort Lawton Homes Celebrate the Summer in Seattle

sponsored by Fort Lawton Summer is the most glorious time of the year in Seattle, and there’s no better place to celebrate summer than Fort Lawton, in Discovery Park. Only four homes remain for sale at Fort Lawton, three of them priced below $2 million. Summer days (and evenings!) are the best time to visit…

Woodinville Whiskey Co. Acquired by Liquor Conglomerate Moet Hennessy

Woodinville Whiskey Co. Acquired by Liquor Conglomerate Moet Hennessy

Another Washington craft distillery has been bought out.

While it’s more frequently microbreweries making buy-out headlines, the trend of liquor conglomerates snatching up the little guys hasn’t escaped the spirits world. Woodinville Whiskey Co. is Washington’s latest craft distillery to be acquired. On Wednesday it was announced that Moet Hennessy, the parent company that owns Hennessy cognac and Dom Perignon, has purchased the…

Explore the 'Alps of the Northwest' from Joseph, Oregon

Explore the ‘Alps of the Northwest’ from Joseph, Oregon

Outdoor lovers are discovering the 17 peaks near the mountain town.

The 9,572-foot Eagle Cap reflects here in Mirror Lake.

Reuben’s Brews is on a Mean Hot Streak, Drawing National Attention

Reuben’s Brews is on a Mean Hot Streak, Drawing National Attention

Following a national shout-out, the Ballard brewery picks up a trio of beer awards.

Reuben’s Brews’ 3-Way IPA, Irish dry stout and altbier (left to right) are getting lots of love.

Startup ShareGrid Wants to Help Seattle Filmmakers, Without Hollywood

Startup ShareGrid Wants to Help Seattle Filmmakers, Without Hollywood

The new startup wants to connect filmmakers and make renting equipment more affordable.

ShareGrid, a new startup, pools resources and equipment to support local filmmakers.

The Pushback Against 'Privatizing' Green Lake Community Center

The Pushback Against ‘Privatizing’ Green Lake Community Center

The community roared its objections against a public-private partnership to renovate the community center. Is such an arrangement ever appropriate?

Green Lake Community Center is showing its age; cost of needed repairs is estimated at $25 million.

Seattle Musician Still Feels Screwed Over by Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters

Seattle Musician Still Feels Screwed Over by Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters

Ex-Foo Fighter and Sunny Day Real Estate drummer William Goldsmith felt creatively "raped" during his stint with Grohl and Co.

The former Foo Fighters drummer is still steaming over his time with the band.

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