Dynamics Family Services in Kent was bestowed the $20,000 “Zino Society Award” in the Social Innovative Fast Pitch competition.
Candidates for Maple Valley City Council tackled a variety of topics at a debate Thursday, Sept. 29 hosted by The Greater Maple Valley-Black Diamond Chamber of Commerce and The Reporter at Rock Creek Elementary.
Tahoma High’s boys and girls cross country teams outran Mt. Rainer and Kentwood at a meet on Sept. 28 at Lake Wilderness Park.
The Institute for Community Leadership recently celebrated the completion of an ocean going canoe as a part of its cultural celebration.
An act of kindness can go a long way.
At Black Diamond Elementary Principal Gerri Garton hopes to have acts of kindness go two miles by March 6 — in the form of a paper chain.
Running Lake Wilderness Golf Course won’t cost the taxpayers of Maple Valley anywhere near the amount it did last year.
The golf course is estimated to require a total of $80,000 in subsidies from the city, a 285 percent decrease from last year, when it cost the city $228,000.
A school lockdown drill was held at Tahoma Junior High in Maple Valley Sept. 28. The drill simulated two armed suspects entering the school premise.
The MultiCare Covington Urgent Care will have new hours starting this fall.
A 51-year-old Maple Valley resident was shot and killed by Issaquah Police officers on Saturday, Sept. 24 after firing a rifle at the officers and pedestrians. No one else was injured during the incident.
Studying to become a nurse at the University of Washington in 1988, Harjeet Sandhu-Fuller got a job as an intern at the UW Hospital.
Though she wouldn’t act on it until she transferred to Eastern Washington University, it was there Fuller decided her calling was not in medicine.
It is always a source of amusement for me when I hear kids talk about what they are going to do when they “grow up.” Or, better yet, when parents mingle and discuss their child’s future career with absolutely certainty, as though it is something which should be determined at the tender age of 7.
Maple Valley resident Sean Kelly went to Reno last weekend to enjoy his third trip to the annual National Air Championship Races.
After attending the vigil of a 3-year-old girl in Oakland, Calif. the students of the Institute for Community Leadership (ICL) in Kent decided something.
Whatever the solution is to the current economic crisis, violence isn’t it.
Air Force Staff Sgt. Lyle Schneider will have plenty of people to write to when he is deployed this fall.
A 22-year-old male was issued a criminal citation by Maple Valley Police and deputies from the King County Sheriff’s Office while riding a stolen bike Sept. 16.
In 1994 Diana Ludke and other residents who lived on Lake Wilderness had reached the breaking point.
Covington has managed to accumulate $1.5 million in funding for its community park project, according to Scott Thomas.
The Taste of Covington event has been postponed indefinitely by the Covington Chamber of Commerc
The 2011 Summer’s End Fun Run at 8 a.m. Sept. 18 at Kentwood High School.
The Maple Valley Planning Commission is currently looking at the possibility of changing the city code to allow Fred Meyer to build a fueling station.
