Licensing your pet is one of the best ways to ensure lost pets make it back home. According to RASKC, only around 30 percent of pets in the Maple Valley, Covington and Black Diamond area are licenced.
The Covington Police Department hosted its first Cookie With a Cop event on Jan. 30
The grant is called Best Starts for Kids
Because of the amount of deadly car accidents that occur on Highway 18, multiple cities and groups came together to advocate to widen the highway to make it safer.
A Maple Valley woman has started a Facebook group specifically for people who are trying to go zero waste in the Maple Valley area.
The goal is to loan out musical instruments to districts, that way every kid has a chance to play an instrument, even if they can’t afford it.
This it the team’s 23rd time winning the Washington State Civics Championship
Bill Clausmeyer will end his time on the school board on March 1
The city of Maple Valley hosted a debris drop off at Lake Wilderness, post windstorm.
Jeff Brady has been coaching cross country and track for over two decades in the Tahoma School District
The grant is for all Kent School District teachers to participate in
The new complex in Maple Valley will provide a new way of living for the community.
The committee has met several times this school year to come up with a technology plan for the Tahoma School District.
Yesterday, the Reporter shared some of the most read stories of the year. Today we are sharing the top 5 most read stories of 2018.
Here are the first half of the most read stories of 2018, according to analytics compiled by the Reporter.
Every year, the Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority collects toys for children during the holiday season.
The council approved a $53,633,940 budget for 2019-20.
The King County Sheriff’s Office hosted Shop With A Cop, and children from all over King County were able to participate.
A local tree farmer spent 18 years getting his locomotive up and running.
The Kentlake Falcons beat the Tahoma Bears during their game on Dec. 14.
