No injuries are reported after an unknown suspect escapes with money from the 76/Circle K gas station and convenience store
Second annual “Wild in Washington” fundraiser scheduled for May 4 in Tukwila
Against the advice of YarrowBay, the Black Diamond City Council has accepted a plan for building its future government facilities. In response, the developer said it will file a lawsuit against the city.
With multiple new faces, the Falcons have focused on learning in 2014
Although the Conquerors’ soccer squad hasn’t been known as a Goliath of the pitch for a few years, it hasn’t taken long for them to re-embrace their status as perma-archnemesies.
Though Maple Valley Mayor Bill Allison was not charged with inappropriate communication with an underage female, his future as a driving school instructor remains in question as allegations against him are being investigated by the Washington State Department of Licensing.
Bears attribute an inspired start to their fallen teammate.
After an unfavorable decision at the state appeals court and a mixed decision by a local hearing examiner, Black Diamond’s only medical marijuana-related business is shutting down.
The Mark Cuban invested Great Horror Campout may be haunting Black Diamond this summer
The future of borrowing became a little brighter for Covington thanks to some positive news from Moody Investor Services.
Falcons and Conks hope to catch the Bears after their third place finish at state in 2013
Kentwood High School judo team members mentor youngsters
The city of Black Diamond has agreed to assist in a potential flooding event at Horseshoe Lake, located just west of the city.
There is little state experience returning to the tennis courts in the SPSL 4A North Division. While Kentridge and Mount Rainier are the clear favorites, Kentlake, Kentwood and Tahoma are all in various stages of building contending programs.
This slightly smoky weekend market is radically different from the MMJ Universe collective that’s open during the week, but it’s also what MMJ Universe owner Deidre Finley said best represents the spirit of why Washington voted to legalized medical cannabis more than 15 years ago.
That’s the thing about tragedies — whether it a mysterious helicopter accident or a plane vanishing over the ocean, they sure help with perspective.
The city of Covington is in the process of assimilating the role of sports programming king, sliding into the position previously handled by Covington Sports athletic program, a nonprofit organization that is folding after about seven years.
Spokesperson says the case was “legally insufficient”
The city recently revoked the business license for Lady Buds, Bauer and Rand’s “health and wellness center” located in the heart of the city, claiming the shop misrepresented its application and role with marijuana. The owners have not only appealed the decision, but are also asking why the city renewed the license once, only to change its mind more than a year later.
The South Puget Sound League 4A North baseball season swings into action this weekend.
