Lisa Mocquet of Maple Valley will wear out her sneakers this weekend at the Seattle Breast Cancer 3-Day benefiting Susan G. Komen for the Cure and National Philanthropic Trust.
Girl Scouts from the Covington-Maple Valley area recently visited Fire District 37’s Fire Station 75 on Kent-Kangley Road to learn from the experts about fire safety and prevention, including using proper escape routes from burning buildings.
Kent schools to accessorize laptops
Friends of the Cedar River Watershed is recruiting volunteers to work as naturalists during the salmon spawning season.
About 27,000 machinists employed by Boeing, including at least about 5,000 in the south King County area, are on strike after negotiations between their union and the company ended last week without a new three-year contract proposal to present to the union membership.
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A teenage male died after falling into the Green River at Kanaskat-Palmer State Park in the Ravensdale area late Monday afternoon.
Maple Valley’s former city manager will be paid a maximum of $10,000 for work that could include smoothing the way for his successor.
If you’re an I-405 commuter, next week won’t be a great one for the drive. Construction crews, continuing the the…
A teenage male died after falling into the Green River at Kanaskat-Palmer State Park in the Ravensdale are late Monday…
Ione Herrin, a longtime resident of the Shadow Lake area and a pioneer of Maple Valley, will celebrate her 90th birthday during a reception in her honor Sept. 13, her family announced.
Following is a list of regularly scheduled public meetings of local government:
Creative Movement and Dance classes: 11 a.m.-noon Tuesdays. Open to ages 3-5. Afternoon classes for older children available. Cost: $25 per month. Black Diamond Gym, 25511 Lawson St. 360-886-1011.
With school construction costs continuing to escalate, the Kent School District has turned its attention to a new plan that could lead to the replacement of Covington Elementary School in two years.
In a few weeks, the Metropolitan King County Council will consider a number of proposed changes to its comprehensive plan. Among them is a heavily reviewed request to change the zoning of property owned by Covington-based firm BranBar LLC.
What started out as a proposal for a large, regional athletic complex in Ravensdale has been scaled back with the help of a cross-section of rural residents.
The entire historic archive of the Covington Reporter will be made freely available online.
At least one of them figures it can’t happen quickly, but Democrats running for the Legislature in the 5th District want to make changes in state government.
Donna Ehlers believes it’s never too soon to reconnect with friends from past and present.