Students at Glacier Park Elementary had the opportunity to watch strongman Grant Higa, a Maple Valley resident, lift a log and an Atlas ball during an assembly Friday, Jan. 27.
Swimmers on the Kentwood’s boys swim team who have qualified for league will compete at the South Puget Sound League championship meet Saturday.
The Tahoma School Board recently approved a new academic program at Tahoma High teachers hope will allow them to give a more specialized focus to their classroom instruction.
Although it is called the Film Academy of Tahoma, the two-year program is an integration of language arts, social studies, career and technical education and the arts.
At a time when infrastructure, population density and development are a major concern for cities like Maple Valley and Black Diamond, King County’s Transfer of Development Rights program has the potential to significantly affect future development and growth.
For a while I have desired to write a column about how technological advances, particularly within the Internet, have the potential to affect the role and manner in which a reporter operates.
Due to the recent inclement weather and the power outage, the city of Maple Valley has closed the Lake Wilderness Lodge for the day.
For the 16th time, Tahoma High’s We the People team took first place at the state competition in Olympia Jan. 7, and will go to Washington D.C. for the finals.
As a reporter and a fiction writer, the transformation of the traditional publishing industry has been fascinating.
A new interlocal between Maple Valley and the Tahoma School District establishing a new curriculum is designed to address two issues at once.
Rich Young decided to take his final bow after 33 years of directing theater productions at Tahoma High.
A pair of Tahoma Junior High ninth graders won the Puget Sound Facing the Future video contest by making two very different videos.
The King County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a suspect for allegedly trying to break into a Maple Valley home today.
Warrior is a film which should have never worked. It had all the cliche elements – a recovering alcoholic father, a brotherly feud, and a fight with a cash prize to solve all financial problems – wound up with the underdog theme of the Rocky film series.
But it did.
The Maple Valley Library Calendar for the month of February
The Tahoma boys swim competed against Kentlake at their Jan. 5 meet at the Covington Aquatic Center.
The city of Maple Valley is currently working on plans to replace the Lake Wilderness Dock, according to Parks and Recreation Director Greg Brown.
The Maple Valley City Council selected Councilmember Bill Allison as its new mayor at its Jan. 3 meeting.
Starting in February King County Metro will replace Route 149, which serves Maple Valley and Black Diamond, with DART 907.
If there is nothing else to take away from this film, it’s the notion that somehow legendary director Steven Spielberg is officially losing his magic touch.
The King County Sheriff’s Office has started to move in to its new satellite precinct office in Covington.
