If you love a parade, downtown Covington is the place to be this Saturday. The Covington Days parade, a centerpiece…
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Repaving to disrupt traffic on major commuter route
Seattle Arts Trio: Friday, 6-8 p.m. Showcases some of Seattle’s up and coming musical talent, covering all styles between straight-ahead jazz to blues and funk.
As Covington Days approaches, the outlook for the festival looks brighter.
All three of the 5th District’s state legislators have been endorsed by a national business group in their re-election campaigns.
The South Elite All-Stars, a Covington-based cheerleading team, are the reigning world champions of the Level 5 international all-girl division of the Cheerleading Worlds.
Tahoma School District changed the way it did its 2008-09 budget as it prepared to do more with less – not just now, but for years to come.
Lengthy traffic delays are expected during a two-week repaving project on Issaquah-Hobart Road. King County road officials said the project…
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A trip to the emergency room isn’t something parents normally wish for their children during summer camp. Unless, of course, the camp is Valley Medical Center’s annual Safety Camp.
CJ’s Bakery in Black Diamond will host a bake sale today to benefit the campaign of Mark Hargrove, who’s running in this fall’s election for state representative from the 47th District.
The Metropolitan King County Council, hoping to make things easy on voters, has placed five proposed amendments to the county charter on the November general election ballot.
Black Diamond Community Center is looking for local people interested in exhibiting their model trains at the Black Diamond Train Show during Labor Day Weekend Aug. 31-Sept. 1.
Puget Sound Blood Center, which supplies Valley Medical Center and other hospitals in the region, will conduct a blood drive today in Maple Valley.
There’s been a frenzy of activity this month surrounding a controversial King County ordinance that governs the way people can use their land.
King County officials hope that a new flood prevention campaign here will prevent scenes like those in midwestern states where recent flooding of the Mississippi River devastated communities.
