Kentwood junior Cassidy Meyers was inspired at Mat Classic XXIV.
Inspired by her older sister, Jolene, who won a state wrestling title four years ago and is currently serving in the United States Marine Corps.
Covington is trying to make it more attractive to build apartments in the city.
Tax season is a frenzied time for Patti Hammett and yet she wants to make the most of this busy period to help Tahoma High School seniors.
Steve Murray has a different idea about church.
Murray, pastor of Real Life Church which meets at Kentlake High, has been working to make his vision of church become reality.
King County will continue to provide animal control services for Covington, Maple Valley and Black Diamond — for now.
In some ways public school education hasn’t changed a bit since I graduated from high school nearly 16 years ago.
None of the little things went Kentwood’s way on Feb. 23 against Garfield in the regional round of the boys 4A state basketball tournament at Juanita High.
Kentlake High swim coach Seth Dawson, 31, was one of three people who were on a plane that crashed in the early morning hours of Feb. 15 near North Bend, according to the swim club he worked for, Valley Aquatics Swim Team.
In the early afternoon on Feb. 16 I found an article I wrote after Seth Dawson first started coaching the boys swim team at Kentlake High little more than a year ago.
A group of information technology students needed a project which helped a non-profit and The Storehouse in Covington had needs.
Leslie Aal, a student at University of Washington-Tacoma, attends Covington Christian Fellowship where The Storehouse is based and overseen by Meg Holland.
Going to the state basketball tournament is a tradition for both the boys and girls teams at Kentwood High.
Kentlake High swim coach Seth Dawson, 31, was one of three people who were on a plane that crashed Wednesday near North Bend, according to the swim club he worked for, Valley Aquatics Swim Team.
Maple Valley Police Chief Michelle Bennett went to Quantico, Va., in October to train at the FBI National Academy and came away with a highly valuable intangible — perspective.
It was a banner week on the basketball court for Kent schools capped off with Kentwood’s boys team beating Curtis for the South Puget Sound League title Feb. 10.
With 15 wrestlers advancing to the state wrestling championships Friday and Saturday at the Tacoma Dome — four more than a year ago and more wrestlers than Mead of Spokane, the team wrestling experts consider Tahoma’s top adversary — the Bears’ goal to win state looks more realistic than ever.
Students from Tahoma and Kentlake signed on the dotted line in the past 10 days.
Just a few months after arriving in the United States from Peru at the tender age of 18 Gino Rivera’s father told him to get a job.
It would change his life and take him to Maple Valley twice.
A more than decade-long wait for Fred Meyer in Maple Valley will soon come to an end.
“It’s going to open on May 24, which is earlier than we originally anticipated,” said Fred Meyer spokeswoman Melinda Merrill in a phone interview. “We’re really excited about that.”
There was a cleanup at the Lake Wilderness Arboretum this last weekend.
Kentwood’s boys basketball team has something many of its South Puget Sound League North division rivals don’t have: certainty.
