Residents walk to support fight against cancer and find a cure
Passarelli, a Black Diamond resident who founded the Soup Ladies and owns Mama’s Steak and Pasta, recently returned from Oklahoma where members of her nonprofit cooked for folks coping with the devastation of the tornado which swept through Shawnee, Okla., with deadly force May 19.
Between May 7 and May 15, there were four incidents reported to the King County Sheriff’s Office during which cell phones were stolen from teens in a variety of settings.
Elena Stowell’s ‘Flowing With the Go’ recognized as she works to honor her daughter’s memory
Ravae Canas finished ninth at the 4A state girls golf tournament to help Kentwood finish in second place May 21-22 at Club Green Meadows.
A fourth-place trophy wasn’t the hardware Kentwood’s baseball team went to Pasco to bring home from the 4A state tournament.
Though Tahoma’s fastpitch team got off to a bumpy start in the 4A state tournament it bounced back yet again.
Kentwood baseball is two wins away from another 4A state championship trophy.
Tahoma’s fastpitch team hasn’t lost a game this season to a South Puget Sound League North division opponent.
Candidates have thrown their hats into the ring for Covington, Maple Valley and Black Diamond City Council races.
It may not be immediately evident when someone was strangled so it’s vital for first responders, nurses and doctors to recognize the signs.
In late April I got an interesting request from Dave Wright, the Advanced Placement statistics teacher at Tahoma High, via Facebook.
Jennifer Leverton wanted a way to fight back after her husband Marty went through treatment for a rare form of bone cancer in October.
A vacancy opened up recently and with a series of important issues to consider, explained commission chairman Daniel Key in an email interview, it is vital to get the spot filled by June 1.
After tough loss in district semi-final, Conquerors bounce back for third place
Tahoma comes up short in league title game, Kentlake earns seventh seed
Tahoma fell to Emerald Ridge in the SPSL league tournament final May 10. Tahoma is the number two seed going into the West Central District tournament this weekend.
South Kitsap stood between Kentwood and the district title contest May 11. While it was a matter of playing for seeding in the state bracket, the higher the place the better the draw, generally speaking. South Kitsap had Kentwood’s number, though, and knocked the Conks off 11-1 in five innings. Kentwood’s only run came early in the game when senior catcher Reese McGuire was able to score from first after the ball was fired past the first baseman into foul territory.
Five-year-old Charlie Leipheimer looks at flowers at the Lake Wilderness Arboretum plant sale Friday morning with her mom Elizabeth Leipheimer.
Eddie Williams doesn’t worry about juggling two different roles — professional football player and youth minister — because he sees them as part of a larger calling.
