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Proactive steps to affordable housing
The city of Covington looks at future issues and finds current solutions
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Council adopts higher impact fees for schools
Covington City Council talks impact fees, property taxes and the budget
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I-976 could short Covington’s road fund
City places budget work on hold until after general election
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Marching in purple for survivors
The large crowd of runners, joggers and walkers came dressed in purple regalia to honor domestic violence victims…
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A downtown Covington? Its in the works
City Council ponders ideas for Covington Elementary School site
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Teens caught with gun near Kentwood
Kentwood High School was placed on lockdown and two teens were found with a hand gun in a…
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Tahoma warns parents about vaping habits
A survey in the spring showed a rise in vaping among students of all ages
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Shine a purple light in support of victims
How one Covington resident overcame violence to help others
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Most abuse goes unseen, Covington wants to change that
The city and police see success in a partnership with the nonprofit DAWN
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Covington Chamber is back to its roots 20 years later
The Covington Chamber of Commerce celebrates its 27th birthday
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Autumn is here, enjoy it with the Fall Festival
The second annual event brings community to the chamber
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Fun run aims to bring ‘health equity’
The 12th annual Outpatient Physical Therapy Summer’s End Fun Run hosted in Covington
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Dresses for a school full of royalty
PTA volunteers offer free homecoming, prom dresses to Tahoma, Kent students
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New leaders, new space for the farmers market
Mark Hoben looks to help transition the Maple Valley Farmers Market to the Legacy Site
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Cars on the lawn? That’s now a no-no in Covington
Covington City Council votes to approve a max number of vehicles, parking laws in residential zones
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Tahoma track stars and track coaches both share state titles
Coach Jeff Brady earns coach of the year for Washington state second year in a row
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Parents successfully fight against ‘sexist’ dress code
Tahoma Schools approves new policy focused less on girls’ clothing