Kentwood’s girls track and field team dominated the Kent All City Meet on April 5 while the Kent-Meridian boys put together a strong performance thanks to its sprinters and relay team.
The Kentlake drama department held a dress rehearsal for their production of “Beauty and the Beast” on April 5 in the performing arts center.
Beauty and the Beans, a new drive-through espresso stand in Covington, is not the kind of place where scantily-clad girls serve coffee.
King County Sheriff’s Office has released one of the Kentlake students who was arrested for allegedly bringing a handgun to school on Tuesday.
The Kent Meridian boys track team finished first out of 33 teams with 56.5 points at the Kent-Meridian Invite on Saturday, March 31. The Kentridge boys took second with 43 points. Kentwood girls took second out of 27 teams with 66 points, losing only to Auburn Riverside’s 85 points.
Tahoma’s Robotics Club brought home first place hardware from the FIRST Robotics Competition March 23-25 in Seattle in spite of a small glitch.
MultiCare Covington opened its 24,000-square-foot emergency department next to its main building for patients on Tuesday.
Retailers like Fred Meyer can now build fueling stations in Maple Valley.
Once this school year is over Tahoma High school will no longer offer wood shop.
A little bit of rain didn’t stop the track athletes from Tahoma and Kent schools from competing on Thursday, March 29. The meets ended with a victory for Tahoma, Kentwood and Kent Meridian.
King County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested two Kentlake High School students for possessing a handgun on school property Tuesday morning.
he Tahoma boys and girls track and field teams won their second meet against Kentlake on March 29.
When it comes to weather, Western Washington is like the 28-year-old guy who’s on his 10th year of college, and keeps switching his major from communications to biology to engineering to dental hygiene because he can’t come to terms with his identity.
Maple Valley resident Larissa Long doesn’t exactly fit the stereotypical image of a pageant contestant.
Married with three kids she regards herself as a social media geek who spends most of her time in gym clothes.
King County has turned down an offer from a potential developer to purchase the Donut Hole property in Maple Valley.
Maple Valley playwright Ed Corrigan has dipped into his own personal life for his new play, “David.”
Former Maple Valley Fire and Life Safety chief Dwight Van Zanen died in a plane accident near Waxhaw, N.C. on Monday.
Frankly, Hollywood would be wise to use Hunger Games as an example of how they can, in fact, make a film that deals with mature themes without having to show all of the gratuitous, explicit details associated with it.
The Tahoma boys and girls track and field team cruised to an easy victory at its first league meet against Mt. Rainier on March 21.
The city of Covington is one step closer to securing the funds necessary for its state Route 516 project.
