Mae Mullen Becomes First Female DeafBlind CNC Operator
When we feature the success stories of the Lighthouse, or highlight a program that needs community support, we interview employees and community members, and [...]
When we feature the success stories of the Lighthouse, or highlight a program that needs community support, we interview employees and community members, and [...]
John Koigi is a Set-Up Specialist Sr. Defense at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. He was selected by his peers as the 2019 [...]
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Tom was born and raised in Washington and has been blind since birth. He began his career at the Lighthouse on March 17th, 1980, just nine months after graduating from the Washington State School for the Blind.
U.S. Army 1st Sgt. David Floutier and Staff Sgt. Joshua Rolfes, assigned to the Airborne and Ranger Training Brigade, participate in the weighted [...]
By Suzanne Yeagley Wanda Johnson Wanda Johnson has worked at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. in Spokane since January 2018, but she [...]
by Linda Norlen Maria McCully Maria McCully remembers how on her first day of work at the Lighthouse in 2001. She arrived in [...]
Congratulations to Seattle Lighthouse employees Mike Beeksma, Nathan Greenwood, and Dan Porter who recently received certification as Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Machine Operators from the [...]
In 1938, Congress created a program enabling agencies serving people who are blind to sell products to the Federal government termed the Wagner-O'Day Act. By [...]
On Tuesday October 25th, The Boeing Company visited The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. to present employees with a banner indicating that we had delivered [...]