Kino Gomez was charged with the shooting death of Thomas Pfaeffle, a Black Diamond resident, in Okanogon County Superior Court.
The 57-year-old Gomez from the Seattle area, was charged with second-degree murder and reckless endangerment. His bail has been set at $100,000.
The Twisp, Wash. Police Department has reported Thomas Pfaeffle, a Black Diamond resident, was “shot and killed” at the Blue Spruce Motel in Twisp at 10:41 p.m. Friday.
A 57-year-old Seattle man has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and second-degree assault. He was booked into the Okanogon County jail.
The fun began Friday during the Covington Days celebration with a barbecue, balloon relay and fireworks at the Covington Christian Fellowship.
Wildland firefighters from Mountain View Fire and Rescue and Maple Valley firefighters fought a blaze in the Renton area near…
A small plane landed on the drag strip at Pacific Raceways.
The Maple Valley Reporter newspaper will be presenting a debate for City Council Position No. 2 between incumbent Glenn Smith,…
I have been observing this pregnancy thing over the past couple of months and I think God gypped men.
My colleague and the much better half of the editorial staff, Kris Hill, is on the verge of Baby World I.
The Summit Place puzzle pieces are in motion following a flurry of activity at the King County Council Monday and Tuesday.
The latest information is the city of Maple Valley, YarrowBay and King County will return to the negotiating table concerning the property.
Kelly Heagerty, a junior from Kentlake High, spent a week at the MultiCare Nurse Camp learning about the health care…
Tails were wagging and the sound of purrs were in the air as 88 homeless pets went home with new families from the Super Pet Adopt-a-thon hosted Saturday by King County Animal Care and Control in Kent.
Excited pet seekers formed a long line even before the doors opened hoping for the best chance at the animals. By noon more than 700 people had attended the event, which exceeded last year’s attendance by more than 200 people.
The Black Diamond Miners Day celebration kicked off Saturday with a chili tasting fundraiser and plenty of food, fun and…
There is a very special person living in Maple Valley, 11-year-old Lindsey Muskiewicz.
The young girl has been chosen as the 2009 Muscular Dystrophy Association’s Local Goodwill Ambassador.
Her mother, Lisa Muskiewicz said she always called her daughter “angle baby, and know we see her as an angel on earth.”
Music in the video by Darren Motamedy – “The Planning Period” from his “intimate” CD.
The Department of Ecology is proposing to remove the Four Corners Auto Wrecking parcel from the hazardous site listing according to a press release from the agency.
The property is located at 26615 Maple Valley-Black Diamond Highway S.E. and is owned by Kite Realty Group based in Indianapolis, Ind.
Derek Eager is heating up the summer track and field season by making big-time throws at the USA Junior National…
A dispute over the annexation and development of Summit Place, better known as the donut hole, has evolved into a tough-talking battle between the developer and the city of Maple Valley.
Sharply-worded letters were sent to the King County Council from YarrowBay Managing Partner Brian Ross and Maple Valley Mayor Laure Iddings concerning the annexation of the property.
YarrowBay is in process of purchasing the 156-acre site for $51 million from King County. The property is located near 228th Avenue Southeast and Southeast 272nd Street.
The Lake Sawyer community put on canoe, kayak and paddleboat races Saturday as part of a day-long Fourth of July…
Mountain View Fire and Rescue/Black Diamond Fire Department firefighters and the King County Sheriff’s deputies rescued two men and two…
Waterskiing and wakeboard flips opened the day of fun and fireworks at Lake Sawyer today. The community began the Independence…
Food and community service are wrapped up into one happy package named Ginger Passarelli Senecal, also known as the founder of the Soup Ladies and owner of the Black Diamond Restaurant Mama Passarelli’s.
City Council position No. 4 draws a trio of first time candidates for spot left open by Rebecca Olness
