The purchase of a $10 bracelet could have a far reaching ripple effect.
A year ago the Tahoma boys basketball team won its first league championship in school history but the Bears already learned how hard it is to repeat.
Sometimes I forget about the need of those in the community who have less than my family does so sometimes I forget about the Food Pantry at the Black Diamond Community Center, the Storehouse at Real Life Church or Maple Valley Food Bank and Emergency Services.
Nearly three years after a storm which dumped record amounts of rain on the region washed out the bridge in Jenkins Creek Park in Covington, the city received grant funding to pay to replace the span.
Not only is Cimaomo the newest City Council member, but at 28, he is the youngest. He is passionate about politics and government and he knows it will take time to learn how to be a council member.
A year ago the Vikings women’s soccer team made it to the round of 16 teams in the NCAA Division II tournament for the first time in WWU history, but fell in an overtime loss to University of California San Diego.
Volunteers at the Maple Valley Food Bank helped prepare to open for distribution Tuesday morning.
Covington staff members were finalizing all the details Monday for the city’s annual community tree lighting set for Saturday night.
With Auburn School District’s recent declaration that two of its high schools will drop from 4A to 3A in the South Puget Sound League, officials who run the SPSL 4A are considering options.
With the focus on an auction and live music at DaVine in Maple Valley, Pull Together’s first fundraising event was a success.
It may be years before the town center vision in Covington becomes reality but officials hope the work put in now will pay off when development begins.
Kentwood’s Ashley Rolsma will trade soccer for rugby at the college level
As Covington officials prepare the city’s budget for 2014 there is a shift in strategy for managing what is in the coffers.
As the clock struck midnight on Halloween, the winter holiday season immediately descended upon us, despite the protestations of many of my friends at least.
What was once planned as a larger project for the Covington Aquatic Center will now likely be complete in separate parts.
Maple Valley residents Greg and Jessi Powell, own Kent location, help Backpack Buddies program
Covington Aquatic Center staff celebrated a major milestone Nov. 15 when the 100,000th in-water customer of 2013 came through the doors.
This year Vern Heinle did not make as many wooden toys for the Forgotten Children’s Fund as he hoped.
Just because the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s 3 Day Walk for the Cure in Seattle has come and gone, that doesn’t mean Tina McDonough quits working to raise money to find a cure for breast cancer.
A battle of the bands event seemed like the perfect kickoff event for Megan Sheridan’s new nonprofit, Pull Together.
