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Black Diamond’s Labor Day Parade started rolling down state Route 169 Monday morning, complete with the annual appearance of the River Queen, as well as the Sons of Norway, the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution, and more. Photo by Ray Miller-Still

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Black Diamond Labor Day Parade

Black Diamond’s Labor Day Parade started rolling down state Route 169 Monday morning, complete with the annual appearance…

Little chiefs can have big dreams, too

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Little chiefs can have big dreams, too

Two special kids were honored as Chief for a Day by the Covington Police Department and the King…

I am more than cooking and laundry

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I am more than cooking and laundry

In June, I declared to my daughters that once college let out for the summer, I would no…

If you love thrillers, you’ll want to dive into ‘Desolation Mountain’

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If you love thrillers, you’ll want to dive into ‘Desolation Mountain’

The dream is one you’ll never forget.

Maple Valley Fire hosts open house

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Maple Valley Fire hosts open house

The open house will take place on Sept. 15

Nonprofit helps Tahoma kids stay full and focused

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Nonprofit helps Tahoma kids stay full and focused

Backpack Buddies of Maple Valley got its start in 2016 and has been a success in helping in…

It’s a dry heat

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It’s a dry heat

Sometimes I hate summer. I love the added light, but when June hits the garden demands my attention,…

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Covington’s Sausage and Cider Fest|Photo Gallery

Covington hosted its Sausage and Cider Festival on Aug. 18 at the Covington Community Park. There was live…

World-wide myths, legends meet teen-friendly narrative

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World-wide myths, legends meet teen-friendly narrative

Your favorite superhero was 10 feet tall.

St. George Episcopal’s Youth Group in the process of building the pantry that provides free food and hygiene items for community members in need. Submitted photo

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Local church creates pantry

St. George Episcopal Church’s youth group created a pantry that provides free food and hygiene products for those…

We went, we saw, we bought, we planted

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We went, we saw, we bought, we planted

My Florida friend was visiting a couple weeks ago. She came into town on a Tuesday and on…

Courtesy Photo                                Quinton Morris, left, works one-on-one with a Key to Change student.

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Key to Change warms up for next year

Quinton Morris and students reflect on the nonprofit and what’s ahead

File photo of Lake Wilderness. Photo by Kayse Angel

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Swimmer’s itch is among us

Every summer swimmer’s itch occurs in Lake Wilderness, but it is not dangerous and can be treated with…

Play Unplugged gets Covington kids active

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Play Unplugged gets Covington kids active

The program is free and open to kids of all ages.

A bad way to make friends

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A bad way to make friends

I was out of town a couple weeks ago to a car show with my husband. It wasn’t…

Dive into the story of the average gig-employee

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Dive into the story of the average gig-employee

Your allowance was never enough, as a kid.

High school civics program gets a $1K lift

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High school civics program gets a $1K lift

The King County Council gave $1,000 to a We the People program at Tahoma High.

Photo by Kayse Angel                                Quilts the Covington Quilters Guild made for different organizations hang on display at the 2018 Quilt Show.

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Sew into the city: Quilters from Covington give back

The Covington Quilters Guild is a non-profit that provides quilts for children and adults with different adversities.

“Rebel Talent” will make you wish your employees have the core elements

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“Rebel Talent” will make you wish your employees have the core elements

Your latest hire came highly recommended.

Lesson one, pack firewood

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Lesson one, pack firewood

I was shopping the other day, getting some last minutes items for another camping/car show excursion. Just as…