The ceremony included a B-25 flyover from the Historic Flight Foundation.
Two recent incidents, one in this area and one not, are very real reminders of the potential dangers of hot weather, says the Puget Sound… Continue reading
Cooking oil in a frying pan on a kitchen stove caught on fire, igniting kitchen cabinets and the ceiling of a Kent East Hill home… Continue reading
It’s rare that a bear visits Kent. So when two of them bounced through town this week it caused, well, somewhat of an uproar. City… Continue reading
Smoking may soon be banned in Kent parks. The City Council’s Parks and Human Services Committee on May 18 unanimously approved an ordinance restricting smoking… Continue reading
Days after President Donald Trump released a budget that would slash support for working families, U.S. Sens. Patty Murray, D-Wash., the top Democrat on the… Continue reading
Tahoma National Cemetery invites the public to attend a Memorial Day ceremony to remember and honor the men and women who gave their lives in… Continue reading
Warm weather means people will start heading for bodies of water. Keep in mind that while it may be 80 degrees in the sun, water… Continue reading
Whether camping out or enjoying a backyard barbecue, the State Fire Marshal’s Office would like to remind everyone to be careful with any kind of… Continue reading
A $500 million federal grant application to help fund Sound Transit’s extension of light rail from Angle Lake in SeaTac to Federal Way could be… Continue reading
Firefighters from Puget Sound Fire were dispatched with Kent Police at about 7 p.m. Wednesday after they received a report of a distressed man who… Continue reading
Kent city officials have closed Clark Lake Park Wednesday afternoon after a mama and baby bear were spotted playing in the park. Kent Police and… Continue reading
$600,000 will go to grade separation project in Kent, easing rail-related congestion
It was bold, exciting and new. Teachers and students at Excel Public Charter School in Kent reached for the skies, launching a large, helium-filled weather… Continue reading
Memorial Day weekend kicks off the summer travel season during which the Port of Seattle expects to welcome a record number of travelers to Seattle-Tacoma… Continue reading
The Greater Kent Historical Society recently hired Tessa Yeaman as its full-time executive director. The community is invited to meet Yeaman at an open house… Continue reading
The Kent School District has selected 11 Employees of the Year, representing various unions and employee groups. Employee of the Year winners exemplify the Kent… Continue reading
Members of the Disabled Americans Veterans, Chapter A-One, No. 33, Kent, a nonprofit organization, presents its annual Forget-Me-Not Flower charity fundraiser at the Fred Meyers… Continue reading
The area’s large Sikh community converged in Kent on Sunday to celebrate the 10th annual Khalsa Day – a religious and colorful festival filled with… Continue reading
The Sikh community presents the 10th annual Khalsa Day Celebration and Parade – a festival filled with music, food, games and demonstrations – on Sunday… Continue reading
