1443 Films becomes Tacoma Public Library’s first Community Hub Artist in Residence Tacoma Public Library (TPL) is excited to announce a milestone in its arts and community programming: 1443 Films, an imaginative, community‑focused filmmaking duo, has been selected as the library’s first-ever Community Hub Artist in Residence at Main Library. Starting on August 1, 2026…
Tige Reynolds: The Cartoonist Who Gave Tacoma Its Tiger
If you’ve ever looked through the Tacoma Daily Ledger on microfilm in the Northwest Room from the 1910s–1920s, you’ve likely come across the political cartoons on the front page and a little cartoon Tacoma tiger cub within the pages. This was the work of Edward Samuel “Tige” Reynolds. He was a cartoonist for the Tacoma…
13 Ways of Looking at the Northwest: Disability
This post is part of the series 13 Ways of Looking at the Northwest. You can find the initial post here. By Heather Lowcock, Project Archivist, NHPRC Grant – News Tribune Collection The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law in July 1990 with subsequent amendments in 2008. Prior to the initial signing…
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