Sound Celebrates Grand Opening of Residential Facility in Auburn Auburn Mayor Nancy Backus, Sound board members, staff and guests gathered for a ribbon-cutting at Sound’s new Enhanced Services Facility, Parks Place Sound President & CEO Katrina Egner, Auburn Mayor Nancy Backus and Sound Director of Acute Services Deborah Parks cut the ribbon on Sound’s new […]

Sound, which is committed to diversity, equity, justice and inclusion, delivered a short message and participated in the 90-minute virtual, annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. event on Jan. 17 (Sound representative, Kevin Henry speaks at the 26:50 mark). Sponsored by the City of Bellevue, the event featured comments from Bellevue City Council members, stirring […]

This 20-minute interview with Asian Allies co-founder Jolene Jang focuses on the increase in aggression, violence, and hate crimes targeting Asians across the country. Much of the reason for the hostility is related to blame for the COVID Pandemic being attributed to Asians and other AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islanders).  Asian Allies is a Facebook group […]

Fred Sims Jr. is a local resident who has a long history of work in civil rights and community activism. Candid and articulate, Fred spoke about how critical it is for Black history to be recognized and taught in the schools. #juneteenth #blackhistory #tulsaraceriot

What is your title and what program do you work in?  Senior Revenue Cycle Analyst, Revenue Cycle Tell us something about yourself that we’d be surprised to learn. My original and ongoing love is animals. As a Zoology major in college, I dreamed of owning a large cat, perhaps a cougar. The reality of field […]