 104½ years young and still making every day a masterpiece. 🎨 Meet Gaylen Hansen. As a centenarian, he isn’t slowing down. He continues painting over mistakes, discovering new ideas, and finding beauty in each day. His outlook on art and life is something we could all use a little more of.
 145 entries. One winner. 🐉 Meet the Seattle artist behind the dragon design chosen by the community for new street‑pole banners in the Chinatown‑International District. Hung ahead of the World Cup, the banners will remain a lasting celebration of the neighborhood.
 Several milestones happened in Seattle over these past few memorable days. ⚽🥟 Team USA defeated Australia on the pitch, and hundreds of Seattleites helped take an Australianrecord off the books at the dinner table. Seattle Channel's Shanti Lerner takes viewers inside the historic event, sharing what it was like to participate in the record-breaking meal.
 Not everyone can afford World Cup tickets, but that doesn't mean you have to miss out. Seattle Parks and Recreation is bringing the beautiful game straight into neighborhoods across the city, making the excitement accessible to fans everywhere.
 Whether it’s the World Cup or a natural disaster, the city must keep departments connected and the public informed. But what happens if cell service fails? If the power goes out? If the internet crashes? We reveal the city’s last line of communication.
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