Motivated by love and a desire to help, Maple Valley man is running 250 miles for his grandson
The track and field postseason started last week with the South Puget Sound League 4A meet at French Field on May 14 and 16.
In February Brown was named Miss Washington Junior Teen, a category open to 13-15 year olds in the local level of the International Junior Miss competitions.
The city of Maple Valley is considering constructing an emergency access road between housing developments that could help ease traffic during events at Lake Wilderness Park.
Three Tahoma seniors are looking to leave their mark at the upcoming state championship meet
After 32 hours, some 500 miles by car and my first run up Doomsday Hill, I made it back home from my first trip to Bloomsday.
Funding provided through Wings of Karen accelerates breast cancer research, including the development of a vaccine headed to a clinical trial next year.
Washington state schools, including those in Kent and Tahoma, will be required to have all students passing state assessments in reading and math this year or be labeled as “failing.”
The rivalries between the four Kent School District comprehensive high schools run deep, but this year the inter-high associated student body program has been resurrected.
Loren Holt, 2, fishes off the dock at Lake Wilderness Park with help from his dad, Jason Holt. Community members flocked to the park for an overnight campout and the annual “Hooked on Fishing Derby” sponsored by the Maple Valley-Black Diamond Chamber of Commerce.
The Kent and Tahoma school districts have reached a tentative agreement regarding a proposed land transfer of the Forest Creek neighborhood.
Members of law enforcement and first responders from various agencies were on hand for the training, which included a large group session and breakout groups.
Phase two of Covington Community Park is taking shape and the city is pursuing funding options with the goal to break ground in 2015.
There’s an opportunity lost if the idea of working a pool into the city’s plans for a community center — or elsewhere in the community — isn’t seriously considered.
Killian Keays, 9, works on constructing a battery powered Lego car during a Bricks4Kidz workshop at the Maple Valley Library during spring break last week.
City reviewing parks work plan with an eye short term as well as long term projects.
Real Life Church teams up with students and the community for missions trip to West Africa
The city of Maple Valley sold $2 million in bonds on March 31 and will cut a check to King County for the city’s contribution to Ravensdale Park as soon as all the final formal steps are finished.
The Maple Valley City Council and city staff are pondering the city’s own version of a fiscal cliff as talks about the Comprehensive Plan and the city’s future ramp up this month.
Maple Valley Senior Softball’s competitive and recreational teams are swinging into spring with practices now underway and the first games scheduled for May 1.
