The intersection of 15th Ave NW and Leary Way NW—located underneath the Leary Way Bridge—will be closed to thru traffic this ...

A specialty gift shop is opening soon in Ballard. Curated, a boutique that features locally made and small business-sourced ...

A 7-year-old boy from Ballard and his family created a hit card game that has just been sold to a major toy and game company. Alex, with help from his mom Leslie Pierson and dad Mark Butler, came up ...

A group of coyotes has been playing on the rooftops in central Ballard. A member of the My Ballard Group on Facebook, Miranda Dubé, reports that she has seen three ...

Ballard P-Patch is unveiling a brand-new community patio during its upcoming 23rd annual Art in the Garden festival. The patio started as a legacy gift from longtime gardener and educator ...

Ballard FC is headed to the USL League Two Western Conference Final after a gritty 2–1 victory over Snohomish United on Sunday afternoon at Interbay Stadium. With a spot in the conference final on ...

Photo courtesy Kelly Norton & Adam Karpenske Adam Karpenske and Kelly Norton joke that their business was born out of necessity and for an escape from wet Seattle winters. Karpenske fathered the idea ...

The Ballard Beer Company, which opened back in 2014, announced its closure on social media this past week, saying it’s been “an amazing ten year run” and that they’re excited about the vision that the ...

The Highliner Public House at Fishermen's Terminal closed its doors permanently earlier this month. A short note announcing the news on their website reads "The Highliner has permanently closed.

George and Jane Hancock opened Maritime Pacific in 1990—long before the Ballard Brewery District took shape. Its original location was off Leary, and they moved to 1111 NW Ballard Way in 2010. The ...

Seattle Magazine readers voted on the best-of Seattle list—Ballard was named the best neighborhood, and a few Ballard businesses were also on the list. Ray’s Boathouse was voted as having the best ...

Recreational vessels going through the Ballard Locks may have to wait longer than usual to get through due to falling water levels in the Lake Washington Ship Canal.