When Tahoma School District Superintendent Mike Maryanski did his student teaching with the district he never imagined that one day he’d retire after an entire career with Tahoma.
The city of Maple Valley is reviewing it’s options for courts and jail services as the expiration of the city’s current interlocal agreement for services with Kent is upcoming at the end of this year.
The purpose of the joint meeting was for the different groups to update each other on recent activities.
A spooky run is coming to Maple Valley this fall. A dead run, to be exact.
One of the first things to be noticed about John Ewell is his ink. A small, plain cross adorns his left cheekbone, just under his eye, and his arms and hands are covered in an array of art as well.
Tahoma’s class of 2014 graduated Thursday night at the White River Amphitheater.
The county will begin closing its Roads Maintenance Facility located at Summit Place, also known as the Donut Hole, this year.
While the long-term financial concerns for the city of Maple Valley remain unchanged, city Finance Director Shawn Hunstock shared some positive short term news with the City Council Monday night.
The Covington, Maple Valley and Black Diamond city councils gathered together in their annual display of teamwork on June 3 to discuss comprehensive and emergency planning, as well as the Tri-City Trail.
The Tahoma School Board unanimously approved the schematic design for the new Tahoma High School at its May 27 board meeting.
Community team led by Real Life Church ‘brings it’ to Ghana
Capt. Mike McCarthy, or Principal McCarthy as he is known around Covington Elementary School, is one of many local residents who helped at the site of the 520 mudslide in Oso in the slide’s aftermath.
Maple Valley Police Chief Michelle Bennett has accepted a reassignment to a different post within the King County Sheriff’s Office.
Kentwood’s Connor Sims led the way for area schools at the 4A golf state championship, tying for 16th with a combined score of 151 after two rounds.
Tahoma senior Denham Patricelli earned his second state championship title in javelin at the 4A State Championship meet at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma May 29-31.
The track and field state championship kicked off yesterday at Mount Tahoma in Tacoma.
After completing his master’s degree this spring, Kentwood grad Tyler Weinbrecht is headed to Malawi for six months with Construction for Change
A list of “warm, safe, and dry” projects to be done this summer have been presented to the Tahoma School District School Board.
At the West Central District meet May 23-24 the Tahoma boys team finished in fourth and in the girls competition the Kentwood team finished sixth with the Tahoma girls a few places back in ninth.
After staying up entirely too late last week working on my latest project – a pair of hand painted, Anna-themed Toms – I was ready to go Disneyland it up with my childhood best friend, wearing said shoes, of course.
