Franklin Quakers fell to Lincoln Lynx 17-6 in a hard-fought Week 3 matchup, with Lincoln’s Avery Jones and Jake Marion leading the way on offense and Lukas Larsson adding a 17-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
Brian “Mr. Taptastic” Davis built a successful performance career from humble beginnings, with the help of a trailblazing mentor and his own hard work and determination.
Head Coach Louis Torres of the Ingraham Rams emphasizes the importance of the linemen, who he believes are the backbone of the team, and praises their hard work, attitude, and dedication to the team and each other.
O’Dea High School head coach Monte Kohler became the winningest coach in Washington history with his 395th career win, as the Fighting Irish defeated Rainier Beach 31-16 in Metro League play.
Tristen Schattler, newly appointed president of the North Sound Junior Football League, is leading a major transformation of youth football in Washington, with a focus on community, leadership, and mentorship, and a commitment to making the sport accessible and affordable for all kids.
Monte Kohler, head football coach of O’Dea High School for 41 years, has won 394 career games and five state championships, but emphasizes the importance of consistency, trust, commitment to excellence, and caring for others in developing young men.
The Bellevue Schools Foundation has raised over $40 million to provide equitable, high-quality education to over 20,000 students in Bellevue, focusing on mental health, early learning, and computer science education.
Destiny Tran, a 23-year-old Vietnamese American college graduate from Renton, Washington, has been crowned International United Miss 2025-2026, becoming the first Asian American to win the title and proudly representing Washington on the global stage.
MOHAI is hosting Mandela: The Official Exhibition, an immersive experience that allows visitors to explore Nelson Mandela’s life, legacy, and enduring lessons of justice, equality, and human rights through personal artifacts, archival footage, and interactive displays.
The federal spending bill recently signed by President Donald Trump could strip hundreds of thousands of Washington residents of their health insurance and cost the state roughly $41B in Medicaid funding over the next decade, potentially forcing many hospitals to close.
