Army Specialist Ryan Lang of Covington surprised his children at school Tuesday morning upon his return from an eight month deployment to Afghanistan.
Tahoma kicked off week seven South Puget Sound League 4A North action Oct. 17 knocking off Kentwood while Kentlake blew out Kentridge the following evening.
Here at the Reporter office we’ve been hearing questions about how school districts are funded — where the money comes from, where it goes, why hasn’t the influx of new families over the years equaled an increase in funding that would enable building new spaces, etc. So we decided to ask some questions and see what we could find.
Tahoma and Kentwood kick off at 7 p.m. tonight at French Field.
The Maple Valley City Council voted unanimously Monday night to support Ravensdale Park to the tune of $2 million.
The Greater Maple Valley Community Center is set to close its children and family programs Oct. 31 due to budget cuts.
Week six saw some firsts in the South Puget Sound League 4A North 2013 season.
Katherine Smith will be live tweeting from the Kentridge-Tahoma football game tonight.
Senior RJ Tallud is back on the golf course for the Tahoma Bears this year after spending the past two years traveling and playing in tournaments.
In 2006 the 109th Congress officially recognized the Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day and made it a national day of remembrance and a chance to support those who lost a child whether it be as an early pregnancy loss, an infant loss, or a time in between.
Erika Morgan is running against Bill Roth for the open seat of Position No. 2 on the Black Diamond City Council.
The Maple Valley City Council put off deciding to commit an additional $1.5 million to Ravensdale Park Monday night, citing the need for more information.
A land dispute between the Tahoma and Enumclaw school districts was settled in favor of Tahoma Oct. 3.
Freshmen at Kentlake—the class of 2017—were welcomed to high school and the Falcon family Sept. 18-19 its second annual retreat for ninth graders at Lake Retreat near Ravensdale.
Bill Roth, who has lived in Black Diamond for about 14 years, is running against Erika Morgan for the open Position No. 2 seat on the Black Diamond City Council.
There’s a certain camaraderie that comes from standing behind a starting line in the pouring rain, knowing you’re about to embark on 3.1 miles together with a bunch of people you’ve never met before.
Maple Valley’s future — including development of the Legacy site, ballfields, and economic development — was the focus of a forum which featured Maple Valley City Council candidates Sept. 26.
A trio of new assistant principals passionate about education and helping students from diverse backgrounds thrive are settling into their roles at Kentwood High School this fall.
The initial headcount of students in the Tahoma School District this year came in at 7,643 students, down slightly over the May 2013 total of 7,730, with the official state count coming in the beginning of October.
The Maple Valley City Council unanimously voted to endorse the Tahoma School District construction bond Monday night.
