Soap Lake, a tiny town in Central Washington, is trying to erect a 60-foot-tall lava lamp. The effort is led by an Everett architect and part-time Soap Lake resident.

While I did not have to worry about violating a city ordinance, if my tirade was within earshot of Mom, a bar of Lava soap was not far out of her reach. In my 20s I was able to outrun Mom.

Soap Lake in Central Washington is making headlines in its attempt to give itself a little face lift...with a 60 ft. lava lamp! Learn about the push to make it happen, which has been going on for ...

New plans are afoot to revive an old idea of building a giant Lava Lamp in Soap Lake. Andy Kovach has designed a 60-foot-tall lamp with rotating lights inside to mimic bubbling globs of goo of ...

SOAP LAKE, WASH. - Aliens have neither landed nor been purported to have landed amid the sagebrush and tumbleweeds of this town on the edge of eastern Washington's Coulee country. No, tourism-wise ...

SOAP LAKE, Wash. The effort to build a 60-foot tall lava lamp in Soap Lake is slowly gaining momentum again. The community has raised about $200,000 for the project.

The oversize version, billed as the world's largest functional lava lamp, was used as an advertising gimmick in Times Square by Target Corp. The company gave it to Soap Lake, which hoped to use it ...

ST. LOUIS • Most of the factory where Lava Soap was invented in the 1890s will be razed as part of a multimillion-dollar project by Procter & Gamble Co. to renovate and expand its home-products ...