News
City Council deliberates proposed ideas from Planning Commission
The Maple Valley Council looked to the Planning Commission to review the current zoning code and provide a…
Life
Foster homes needed in Covington/Kent area
There are more foster children than there are homes for them in this area.
Life
Operation Warm: More than just a coat
Fire stations from around the area all come together to pass out jackets to kids in need of…
News
Trees put to good use
Trees being removed from the Summit Park construction site will be repurposed.
Life
Painting rocks: It’s more than just art
Painted rocks are being place around the large rock at Tahoma High School to share feelings and express…
Life
Look. Listen. Learn.
Puget Sound Fire celebrates Fire Prevention Week by holding a contest and creating two new forms of non-emergency…
Life
Mountain biking is coming to Maple Valley
Two locals started a mountain biking team in Maple Valley.
Life
Signs to look for, support for survivors
Anyone can play a role in preventing suicide, you don’t have to be a professional.
Life
Wearing purple to raise awareness
Every year the city of Covington is lit in purple lights for the month of October to raise…
News
Covington resident picked as Highline College Vice President
Josh Gerstman spent 19 years at Green River College before moving onto Highline College.
Life
Confusion, sadness and hope
Following the death of three students at Tahoma High School, Garrett Sypole’s mom and a current student are…
Sports
Tahoma loses second game of the season
The Bears have had two wins so far this season having only had four regular season games.
News
Look out! A bear is coming to Maple Valley
The City Council approved to have a sculpture of a bruin placed at the roundabout at the east…
News
Council OKs police substation
This substation will give police more of a presence in one of the busiest areas of the city.
News
Community gathered Monday to show united front for Tahoma
A candlelight vigil offered support to anyone affected by the death of two Tahoma students.
Life
Age is just a number
A local Covington artist started painting after she retired at 55 years old.
Life
Kids’ dreams come true one bike at a time
Local community member creates nonprofit that provides bikes for kids in need.
Life
Covington has sister city in Japan
Ten students from the sister city came to visit Covington last month.
Life
Black Diamond police get little chief, too
The Black Diamond Police Department honored Jack Reich as their Police Chief for a Day.
Life
Little chiefs can have big dreams, too
Two special kids were honored as Chief for a Day by the Covington Police Department and the King…