A Tri-Cities woman made history when voters elected her to a city council seat. Zahra Roach is an American of Pakistani descent. Her experiences in the aftermath of 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombings and even her successful campaign for city council all tend to circle back to her faith and her family. She wants to change the narrative. She wants to make a difference.

A Tri-Cities woman made history when voters elected her to a city council seat. Zahra Roach is an American of Pakistani descent. Her experiences in the aftermath of 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombings and even her successful campaign for city council all tend to circle back to her faith and her family. She wants to change the narrative. She wants to make a difference.

A Tri-Cities woman made history when voters elected her to a city council seat. Zahra Roach is an American of Pakistani descent. Her experiences in the aftermath of 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombings and even her successful campaign for city council all tend to circle back to her faith and her family. She wants to change the narrative. She wants to make a difference.

"Identity Politics Don't Work Here"

Tri-Cities, Washington is the fourth largest metropolitan area in Washington State. Local journalist Tracci Dial considers it a really big, small town. Like any other small town there are wild stories to tell and this is where you'll find them.

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