For the past 44 years, Carol Calbom and Susan Stroomer have taught together in the Kent School District, including job sharing for 25 years.
Nearly 1,500 Kent School District students walked across the stage at the ShoWare Center last Saturday to collect their high school diplomas during commencement ceremonies.
For U.S. Army veteran Tony Bunyan, discovering a love of art has been life changing.
Accessing health care might become easier for students at Kent-Meridian High School.
Despite having only eight returning players and 26 rookies, the Kent Crusaders girls rugby team exceeded coach Rex Norris' expectations finishing the season with a 21-1 record, earning second in the national championships and winning the state title for the 16th straight year.
When Megan Saunders graduates from Kentridge High School on Saturday, an important person in her life won't be there to share the moment.
When Lambert Ngenzi moved to Kent with his mom and four siblings, he was weeks shy of graduating from high school in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Nearly 600 Kent School District teachers took to the streets Monday afternoon asking the Legislature to fully fund education.
After hearing about and discussing rioting and looting in Baltimore last month, students in Carlos Adams' Race and Ethnicity in the Pacific class at Green River College decided to take action.
The seventh annual Kent International Festival last Saturday gave attendees the chance to experience cultures from around the world without leaving the ShoWare Center.
Customers at Chase bank's downtown Kent branch, 512 W Smith St., can skip the teller line to take care of their banking needs.
Juniors and seniors in the Kent School District will have a new option to earn college credit starting this fall. The district will partner with Central Washington University to offer college classes in high school classrooms.
Teachers in the Kent School District decided Tuesday not to participate in a one-day walkout over lack of funding for education and class size like many of their counterparts across the state have.
For the first time in 13 years, a girls tennis doubles team from Kent-Meridian High School is heading to the district tournament.
Students, faculty and community members packed the Green River College Board of Trustees meeting Thursday with concerns about potential program cuts and lack of communication from college leaders.
The Kent School Board will have one contested race in the Nov. 3 general election
Salome Molia, an eighth-grader at Mill Creek Middle School, hopes to be the first in her family to earn a four-year college degree.
For Kiran Shrestha, it's hard to be halfway around the world from family and friends following the April 25 earthquake that shook his native Nepal.
For Kentridge High junior Tanner Conner, success in track and field is in his blood.
Green River College President Eileen Ely needs to go. Such was the message of more than 100 Green River students and faculty during a rally on the college's main campus Wednesday.
