Trevor Lenzmeier

Seattle

Deputy Features Editor at Seattle Times

Features editor @SeattleTimes 🤠 / Truthful J. Jonah Jameson Jr. / Raleigh boy, UNC alum

Articles

Key bridge to Mount Rainier 'starting to buckle,' closes indefinitely - The Daily Chronicle

1 week ago | chronline.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

The Carbon River Bridge has “permanently closed” to all traffic, cutting off Highway 165 to the northwest of Mount Rainier National Park, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation. Beyond daily traffic, the closure will indefinitely pinch recreational access to Rainier in the summer, as two of the park’s precious few entrance points have been rendered inaccessible.
Key bridge to Mount Rainier 'starting to buckle,' closes indefinitely

1 week ago | tdn.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

The Carbon River Bridge has "permanently closed" to all traffic, cutting off Highway 165 to the northwest of Mount Rainier National Park, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation. Beyond daily traffic, the closure will indefinitely pinch recreational access to Rainier in the summer, as two of the park's precious few entrance points have been rendered inaccessible.
Trevor Lenzmeier: The Seattle Times wins 3 Society for Features Journalism awards

2 weeks ago | tri-cityherald.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

May 22-The Society for Features Journalism announced Thursday that The Seattle Times has won three national Excellence-in-Features awards. The newspaper also earned an honorable mention in the prestigious competition. Competing in the largest division, Division 3 (newspapers with 201 or more full-time editorial employees), Pacific NW magazine reporter Brendan Kiley earned top honors for his feature writing portfolio, named the nation's best.
The Seattle Times wins 3 Society for Features Journalism awards

2 weeks ago | seattletimes.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

The Society for Features Journalism announced Thursday that The Seattle Times has won three national Excellence-in-Features awards. The newspaper also earned an honorable mention in the prestigious competition. Competing in the largest division, Division 3 (newspapers with 201 or more full-time editorial employees), Pacific NW magazine reporter Brendan Kiley earned top honors for his feature writing portfolio, named the nation’s best.
‘The Last of Us’ Season 2, Episode 6 recap: Ellie and Joel get closure

2 weeks ago | seattletimes.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

Editor’s note: This story contains spoilers for “The Last of Us” Season 2, streaming now on Max. To move forward, one must learn from and let go of the past. To move forward on “The Last of Us,” the show reveals a series of peaceful moments between Ellie and Joel in Wyoming that connect the show’s first and second seasons. First: a flashback to Texas, 1983, when a young Joel helps his kid brother, Tommy, by taking the blame for a pot deal gone wrong.
Key bridge to Mount Rainier ‘starting to buckle,’ closes indefinitely

1 month ago | seattletimes.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

The Carbon River Bridge has “permanently closed” to all traffic, cutting off Highway 165 to the northwest of Mount Rainier National Park, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation. Beyond daily traffic, the closure will indefinitely pinch recreational access to Rainier this summer, as two of the park’s precious few entrance points have been rendered inaccessible.
Trevor Lenzmeier: Virginia Inn, Seattle restaurant that predates Pike Place Market, will close

1 month ago | tri-cityherald.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

One of Seattle's oldest restaurants will close for good at the end of April. The Virginia Inn posted on Facebook Friday night that it will shut down permanently after service on Sunday, April 27. The restaurant - which opened in 1903 at the corner of Virginia Street and First Avenue in downtown Seattle - will close after "failed negotiations for an equitable lease" with its landlord, Pike Place Market Preservation & Development Authority (PDA).
Seattle customers queue for hours for Voodoo Doughnut grand opening

Dec 10, 2024 | seattletimes.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

Portland’s Voodoo Doughnut made its Seattle debut this morning and curious customers arrived on Capitol Hill en masse; a line formed early Tuesday, wrapping around the bright-pink building from Pine Street to Minor Avenue. Ben Maya of Seattle, a University of Washington student, showed up around 7:45 a.m. on opening day with a group of fellow Husky freshmen. They waited about two hours for the signature pink boxes of doughnuts from Voodoo.
Pulitzer-winning rapper will visit Seattle on 2025 stadium tour

Dec 3, 2024 | seattletimes.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

In 2024, Kendrick Lamar bested rival artist Drake in a high-profile rap feud and earned a Super Bowl halftime performance — now, he’s planning his victory lap. On Tuesday morning, Lamar announced the 2025 Grand National Tour in support of his sixth studio album, “GNX,” released Nov. 22. He’ll visit Seattle’s Lumen Field on May 17 amid a run of U.S. football stadiums and ballparks — with a single Canadian stop, in Drake’s hometown of Toronto.
Seattle Eats, Episode 3: The city’s best Vietnamese food and more

Oct 17, 2024 | seattletimes.com | Trevor Lenzmeier

In Episode 3 of Seattle Eats with Tan Vinh, a joint podcast between The Seattle Times and KUOW, our host taps his Seattle Times food team colleagues to explain how our city became a hot spot for Vietnamese food — and tells listeners where to find an underrated foodie neighborhood in North Seattle. (Editor’s note: Tan Vinh is on vacation this week.