Cookies for a Cause
Cookies for a Cause at local Chick-fil-A benefits YoungLives this month.
Ribbon cutting
Project is the result of the city’s design competition to showcase its new Cottage Housing Ordinance.
Ending domestic violence
‘Peace Doves’ Funds will support Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
Federal Way natives open Orion Indoor Archery Range.
Business
Community rallies after local burger restaurant is robbed.
QualChoice Health Plan Services will permanently close their doors Dec. 31.
Taste of Federal Way
Nine restaurants help raise $8,500 for local nonprofits.
Federal Way Chamber
Guests learn about FUSION’s mission and how the boutique benefits local families in need.
Federal Way Chamber
Federal Way Chamber highlights event with ribbon cutting.
Federal Way Chamber
Chamber to recognize Abbe Vineyards Winery, The Historical Society of Federal Way, Highline College.
BUSINESS
Diligent Healthcare Staffing places certified nurses with facilities around region.
Guest column
Since 2014, the Federal Way Chamber has been working to meet its mission to support business connection and to promote economic opportunities through strategic objectives,… Continue reading
King County
Coalition calls on King County Council to divert public money away from stadium maintenance and put it toward affordable housing
Faces of Federal Way
Federal Way High School grad once taught the chicken dance to Macklemore
Construction update
May 2017 blaze destroyed nine businesses in Federal Way’s downtown core
Health and Wellness
Dr. David Velling has specialized in pain management for two decades
Longtime multimedia sales representative Cindy Ducich has been promoted to sales manager for the Federal Way Mirror. Ducich, who first joined the Mirror in 2009,… Continue reading
NEW BUSINESS
Joint Rivers in Auburn is the first marijuana outlet in the state to offer the service
Polly Shepherd has been named the new publisher of the Federal Way Mirror. As regional publisher for Sound Publishing’s South King County titles, Shepherd already… Continue reading
Guest column
About 40 percent of Washington jobs are tied to international trade.
