Disney on Ice returns to Kent for nine shows Nov. 10-14 at the ShoWare Center.
Kentwood High’s Danny Lunder heard the footsteps closing in and the familiar voice that followed.
Despite being in the midst of a career-best performance on the 3.1-mile cross-country course at Fort Steilacoom Park Oct. 23, Lunder couldn’t help but be taken back a bit upon realizing that voice was coming from teammate Will Richmond.
The Tri-City Americans defeated the Seattle Thunderbirds 5-4 in a shootout Tuesday night at the ShoWare Center.
The game was tied 4-4 after thee regulation periods and a five minute 4-on-4 overtime period.
Kentwood High quarterback Shane Green was suspended for last week's 42-14 win over Auburn Riverside, and may miss the remainder of the season due to… Continue reading
A 12-person King County Superior Court jury split 9 to 3 in its decision to convict Joseph Naimo, 63, a former Kent businessman, in the first-degree murder of his wife. A mistrial was declared.
The jury began deliberating the case Oct. 12 and announced its vote Oct. 20. It was unable to unanimously decide whether it had been proven without a doubt that Naimo, of Federal Way, had poisoned his wife.
The first of eight State Farm player magnets will be given out FREE to the first 2,500 fans at the Seattle Thunderbirds game Oct. 26, against the Tri-City Americans. The game starts 7:05 p.m. at the Kent ShoWare Center.
Zachary J. VanZanten graduated from the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps Leader Development and Assessment Course, also known as "Operation Warrior Forge," at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Wash.
Thanks to a "Washington’s Most Wanted" viewer tip, convicted rapist Darren Nelson is once again behind bars. He was captured this past Friday by Kent Police and was taken into custody without incident.
Nelson was featured on "Washington’s Most Wanted" Oct. 15 and 16. He was convicted of first-degree and second-degree assault for a 1994 stranger rape in downtown Seattle.
I recently read the letter to the editor from Rich Wagner and strongly disagree with the claim that Senator Kauffman “is one of the few fiscal realists in the Democratic Party.
Things have come together nicely for the Kentwood High girls golf team.
In fact, things could not have gone any better for the Conquerors during the South Puget Sound League Medalist tournament on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 20-21 at Bremerton’s Gold Mountain Golf Course.
Behind a near flawless performance by Catherina Li, the Conquerors cruised to the team title with 511 strokes, followed by Tahoma (556) and Thomas Jefferson (556).
The people of King County are fortunate to have Matt Williams on the ballot for King County District Court, Position 6. I practiced law with Matt in the Iowa Attorney General’s office more than 27 years ago, and have since observed his career with interest. The qualities that made him an outstanding attorney then make him a superb candidate for District Court judge now.
This November's election has numerous court positions. I would encourage any voter to give David Tracy their important vote. Too often the ballot's second page doesn't receive enough attention.
In the 25-plus years we've known and trusted David Tracy, he has always taken time to explain legal details and why one course is perhaps better than another.
Rain, rain, rain! Fall is definitely here in the Pacific Northwest, but errands don't stop just because the rains have come.
On Saturday, Oct. 9, in the middle of the afternoon, I was at Costco purchasing 20 cases of bottled water (among other things) to stock the concession stands at French Field for the upcoming football games.
Is it "just" a flag? Or do actions speak louder than words? It appears that Olympia is right in step with President Barack Hussein Obama who refused to salute our beloved flag at his inauguration!
But even this Sept. 11th the flags were half-mast at federal buildings across Olympia. Tea Party swing voters and the vast majority of Americans are still proud to salute our flag and still sing America the Beautiful.
The American Military Society is a veterans’ organization whose membership includes active, reserve, National Guard, retired and veterans of the uniformed services, their families and survivors.
We ask that Congress support the passage of HR 2057 and S 3181, The Motor Vehicle Owners’ Right to Repair Act
I first met Matt Williams when I was a Seattle University law student. He not only taught me how to be a trial attorney, but also how to be a compassionate and ethical attorney. I’m proud to join Mr. Williams’ many former students who now live and practice law throughout the United States in supporting his candidacy for District Court Judge here in South King County.
Michelle Raeck, a special-education teacher from Daniel Elementary School, received $1,000 worth of classroom supplies earlier this month during a surprise visit from Office Max staff during an assembly at her school. The Office Max program called “A Day Made Better” is a national cause celebrating teachers for their efforts in the classroom. Raeck was nominated by one of the school’s administrators, Tracy Magee.
Mark down Nov. 5-6 for the 24th annual Holiday Craft Market at the Kent Senior Activity Center, 600 E. Smith St.
The event runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 5 and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 6. There is no admission fee.
Want to find out what the Kent City Council has to say about Mayor Suzette Cooke's proposed 2011 budget?
Then check out the Council's workshop about the budget at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 26 in Council Chambers at City Hall, 220 Fourth Ave. S.
Your editorial (opinion) on Initiative 1098 is disappointing “Our take on the state measures” Kent Reporter, Friday, Oct. 22. You apply a fear-factor intended to influence voters to reject 1098 on an assumption of something that MIGHT happen in the future, NOT something that the voters are voting on today.
