Floats, political candidates, Scouts, bands, cheer squads and more cruised down Kent-Kangley Road July 20 for the annual Covington Days Grand Parade.
Singer-songwriter Rae Solomon, who lives in Covington, will soon play a show right in her backyard.
Editor’s note: this is the first of a two-part series which explores how businesses survived or even opened and thrived during the recession which began in 2008.
Lauren Campbell is making the most of her oh, so short summer vacation.
Years ago when Courtney Thompson, a 2003 Kentlake High graduate, was playing club volleyball she watched the US National womens indoor volleyball team.
Agda Burchard left Southern California nearly two decades ago to earn her teaching credentials at the University of Washington.
Luke Goodgion didn’t think he would ever play ball again four years ago much less get drafted in the 33rd round by the Tampa Bay Rays in June.
Life is short and in those moments when that reality hits hard humans can have a range of reactions.
Opening a bookstore is no small task as Todd Hulbert has found out.
It won’t be long before property owners and Covington officials know what the next step will be for land just outside of its limits known as the Northern Gateway.
Youth football and cheer is changing in Maple Valley.
Known since 1978 as the Maple Valley Raiders, the organization is changing its name to the Bears, working toward joining a new league and strengthening its ties with Tahoma High’s football program, according to Bruce Lain, director of public relations.
Valley Girls & Guys founder Tina McDonough delivered wine barrels to businesses in South King County as part of the team’s latest fundraiser.
City officials marked a significant moment in history Tuesday by breaking ground on Covington Community Park.
Earlier in June the city hired Maple Valley-based contractor Goodfellow Brothers to build the first phase of the project, according to Covington Parks and Recreation Director Scott Thomas.
Rugby opens doors, it brings people together, and that’s why Kentlake High graduate Devon Vieira loves it.
Classes, shopping, income, business retention are among the items on a survey Covington officials are asking community members to fill out.
On a budget that would make shoestring finances look abundant, Derrick Garrett and Belinda Ferguson made the former home of The Swinging Arm in Black Diamond into a place they could call their own, Taphouse, Ink.
Hundreds of patrons flocked to the fourth season opener of the Maple Valley Farmers Market June 16 at Rock Creek Elementary.
Little more than a year ago I wrote a column, a first-person perspective if you will, on Tahoma High’s graduation ceremony in which I particularly highlighted Zackery Lystedt’s walk across the stage to accept his diploma.
Tahoma High’s class of 2012 celebrated graduation Tuesday night at White River Amphitheatre as more than 450 students received their diplomas.
Little more than a year ago Zackery Lystedt took five or six halting steps, a spotter at his side, across the stage at White River Amphitheater to accept his Tahoma High School diploma.
