"I’m all about kids, culture, and community and giving kids more opportunities so kids feel safer in the neighborhood, giving families more opportunities and supporting families," Ducksworth told The Urbanist in an interview conducted at the Rainier Beach public library. "Supporting families withRead More

Adonis Ducksworth, the Transportation Policy and Operations Manager in Mayor Bruce Harrell’s office and lifelong South Seattleite, officially announced his campaign for the District 2 city council position on February 24. After concluding as the runner-up for the interim District 2 positionRead More

Adonis Ducksworth, a lifelong South Seattle resident, community leader, and advocate for youth, has officially announced his campaign for Seattle’s District 2 City Council seat. With endorsements from Councilmembers Joy Hollingsworth and Dan Strauss, Ducksworth is entering the race to ensure thatRead More

Adonis Ducksworth, a lifelong South Seattle resident and the transportation policy and operations manager to Mayor Bruce Harrell, is running for the City Council's District 2 seat. The position was vacated by Tammy Morales in January, and Mark Solomon is temporarily filling the seat untilRead More

Adonis Ducksworth, Mayor Bruce Harrell’s transportation policy and operations manager, may be the coolest person to ever run for the Seattle City Council District 2 seat. Ducksworth, 50, is a Renaissance man of dope hobbies: He’s a skateboarder, a high school golf champion, and he makes technoRead More

Adonis Ducksworth, the Transportation Policy and Operations Manager in Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell’s office, has been selected as one of six finalists for the vacant Seattle City Council D2 seat. Ducksworth's platform centers on public safety, economic opportunity, and community engagement,Read More

The third annual Southeast Seattle Schools Fundraising Alliance's move-a-thon is underway to raise money for 17 elementary, K-8 and middle schools. Each school put its own twist on the fun but it’s all about getting active and having fun to support more than 7,000 students in District 7 ofRead More

Construction on the skatepark is expected to start in 2024Read More

Traffic may be bumper to bumper Monday morning for those who use the Fairview Avenue bridge in Seattle. The bridge will be closed and under construction near the intersection of Fairview and Eastlake Ave for about 18 months.Read More