Mark Pursley wants to learn more about Maple Valley.
As the new executive director of the Greater Maple Valley Community Center, he’ll have plenty of opportunity to do so.
Kentwood boys and girls cross country teams beat Kentridge and Auburn at a meet Wednesday at Clark Lake Park in Kent.
Tahoma boys and girls cross country teams raced against Thomas Jefferson and Mount Rainier Wednesday at Mount Rainier Course in Des Moines.
Kristi Blair has done the seemingly impossible.
She managed to get 10-year-old boys and full grown men to wear bras while running in a 5K race to raise money for breast cancer research, and love every minute of it.
Tahoma senior Mackenzie Dowel wasn’t the first girl to join a robotics club.
But last weekend as a part of her senior project she held the first FIRST off-season competition exclusively for girls in an effort to increase female participation in the club.
I will write a series that will examine three historical events in Covington, Maple Valley and Black Diamond.
The legal wrangling over medical marijuana in Maple Valley has ended.
A 43-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly setting fire to a tow truck Friday, according to Maple Valley Police.
The Tahoma boys and girls cross country teams participated in the Curtis Invitational at Chambers Creek Properties Central Meadow in University Place.
Kent Meridian boys and girls cross country competed at the Twlight Invitational at the Cedarcrest Golf Course in Marysville Saturday.
Kentridge boys and girls cross country teams raced at the Nike Pre-Nationals at Portland Meadows Race Track on Saturday in Portland, Ore.
Kentwood boys and girls cross country competed at the Tomahawk Twilight Invitational at the Cedarcrest Golf Course in Marysville Saturday.
Haley Larson’s winning shoe design speaks loudly on the topic of bullying.
A Black Diamond Elementary student received the Hometown Hero Award from the Black Diamond City Council for saving a boy from drowning last year.
Tough Mudder course designer Nolan Kombol thinks there’s no better place to have a mud-laden obstacle course than in Black Diamond, where there is always mud.
What is the point of an education?
Is it for intellectual enlightenment? Is it to help us make better decisions in life? Is it to learn the basics skills necessary to not only survive but succeed?
Kentwood boys cross country team took first place at the Three Course Challenge at the Seaside 3 Course in Oregon Sept. 22.
A 15-year-old former Tahoma student was arrested for allegedly punching a King County Sherrif’s deputy Sept. 21 at the Tahoma High football game at Bill Maxwell Field.
A 15-year-old was struck by a vehicle last night at around 9 p.m. near the Shell gas station on state Route 169.
The Tahoma boys and girls cross country teams participated in the Bob Firman Invitational on Saturday at Eagle Island State Park in Boise, Idaho.
