Kent has a large, diverse population. We are very lucky to have amazing, smart, educated community members from all over the world. Students in the… Continue reading
Wow. I just received the invoice from my car tabs and was shocked. My tabs increased significantly as a result of ST3. This is so… Continue reading
Thank you Mayor Suzette Cooke and Kent City Council. You reaffirm the long legacy of welcome that has been a hallmark of our city. Your… Continue reading
Beau Roggenbach scored 16 points and Eli’sha Sheppard had 12 points as fifth-ranked Kentwood defeated No. 6 Curtis 57-55 in the quarterfinals of the 4A… Continue reading
Climate change isn’t happening to some of us, it’s happening to all of us, and it’s going to take all of us to meet its… Continue reading
Remember the old saying: Hindsight is 20-20? If only Washington voters had followed Gov. Albert Rosellini’s tolling plan to build, maintain and replace our state’s… Continue reading
By Rep. Mia Gregerson/For the Kent Reporter Our civics and our democracy depend on the principles of transparency and accountability. One of our government institutions,… Continue reading
The Tacoma Stars wrap up their regular season schedule with a home match against the San Diego Sockers on Saturday at the ShoWare Center. The… Continue reading
Seattle-based Amazon announced on Thursday a new initiative to generate clean energy by installing solar panels on its fulfillment facilities around the world. The company… Continue reading
Emerald Downs and Hastings Racecourse in Vancouver, British Columbia have announced enhanced bonuses for any horse that sweeps the tracks’ major races of 2017. The… Continue reading
The Rotary Club of Kent (noon) honored Kent Phoenix Academy’s Esmeralda Arceo and Tyrone Tucker as its Student of the Month. Arceo graduates this week… Continue reading
Kent’s annual Spring Recycling Collection Event is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 18, at Hogan Park, 24400 Russell Road. Residents may… Continue reading
Coming off the second-wettest February on record, the area has offered little respite from the dreary weather this winter.… Continue reading
The creativity of more than 550 Kent School District students will be celebrated at the 23rd annual Kent Student Art Walk. Art work by the… Continue reading
Firefighters from Kent’s Puget Sound Fire responded to a dumpster fire Thursday morning next to a commercial building in the 21800 block of 76th Avenue… Continue reading
Nearly 50 local employers with full-time, part-time and temporary job openings will be on hand for Highline College’s Spring Job Fair on Wednesday, March 15.… Continue reading
Jordyn Jenkins scored 15 points, Tresai McCarver had 14 points and JaQuaya Miller finished with 11 as Kentridge downed Todd Beamer 57-40 in the first… Continue reading
Rayvaughn Bolton scored 20 points and Eli’sha Sheppard had 14 points as Kentwood defeated Bellarmine Prep 73-65 in the first round of the 4A state… Continue reading
Gropp, Kolesar each score two goals in loss to Kamloops
Washington state’s cancer research fund would be re-named the Andy Hill Cancer Research Endowment, under a measure sponsored by Sen. Joe Fain, to recognize and… Continue reading
