A typical “day at the office” for the 820 or so men who worked in Mine 11 in Black Diamond at the turn of the century involved darkness, potential disasters and long hours of hard work thousands of feet beneath the surface.
The Maple Valley City Council’s ban on collective gardens received strong criticism and threats of a lawsuit at its June 25 meeting, though there were several people who voiced their support for it.
It’s a tale of very different cities when it comes to the effects of the new liquor laws.
Maple Valley playwright Ed Corrigan has a fever, and the only prescription is more writing, less directing.
Imagine if Wednesday Addams from The Addams Family television show participated in a pageant.
Now imagine if she took third place.
Lane Lindblom is a real life Wednesday Addams who did just that.
“Be careful what you wish for, because you actually might get it.”
Parents love to say this kind of stuff to their kids, ad nauseum. Usually, it’s when their child makes some preposterous remark about the way they think things should be and don’t fully grasp the ramifications or consequences their ideas would cause.
The Maple Valley City Council passed a ban on medical marijuana collective gardens at its meeting Monday night.
Even if the Maple Valley Council did ban medical marijuana collective gardens, access points such as Green Society Group could still move just outside the city limits.
Maple Valley residents enjoyed a rare spot of sunshine at Lake Wilderness on Wednesday, June 20.
Amy Shadd and Alev Seymen don’t want to just introduce Maple Valley to gelato.
They also want to introduce gelato to Maple Valley.
Breast cancer gave Maple Valley resident Kristi Blair a one-two punch. Now she’s starting to hit back.
The feds and King County share a similar hands-off policy when it comes to the state’s medical cannabis law and cities approving zoning for collective gardens.
Samuel Sesay knows what it’s like to have a rough childhood.
Recent Kentwood graduate Alyx Toeaina has signed on with the University of Washington to throw for the Huskies track and field team.
A pair of proposed ordinances up for consideration by the Maple Valley City Council didn’t have much public support at the June 11 meeting.
Members of the Maple Valley fire service saw a need in the community beyond the help they already provide in their day jobs.
A Maple Valley man has been missing for almost a month, according to the King County Sheriff’s Office.
State Sen. Cheryl Pflug, a Republican from Maple Valley, had just two hours to decide if she wanted to accept an appointment to the Washington Growth Management Board.
Madelayne Varela thought she was born to run.
It turns out the Kentwood senior was also born to jump, but until this last March it was confined solely to basketball.
Kentwood’s girls golf team made history this year with its third place finish at the state tournament in May.
