Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Week
Community invited to attend free events.
Kindergarten registration
Two exciting activities are offered to welcome and introduce kindergarten scholars and their families to FWPS.
Bid for 30th District
‘Whether volunteering locally or serving on the City of Federal Way Human Services Commission, I have seen our government failing those it serves.’
Free vaccination clinic
The free vaccination clinic has been rescheduled for 3-8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23 at Federal Way High School.
Election 2020
Martin Moore is running as an independent/Republican, seeks to take to Olympia his experience building consensus and helping most vulnerable.
Skills camp
In partnership with players the Seattle Saracens Rugby Club, the camp is held Jan. 11 for boys and girls in first through 12th grade.
Federal Way Link Extension
Actions will enable critical project to enter construction in early 2020.
Holiday generosity
Seventeen technical and community colleges will use the funds for scholarships, grants.
Highly Capable Program
Program provides services to scholars who are designated as highly capable learners.
Bulb sale
Anyone interested in lowering their carbon footprint (and saving on energy) is encouraged to attend the bulb sale.
Sweeping staircase
Local dignitaries will gather Dec. 4 to cut the ribbon to celebrate the completion of the Town Center steps project.
Warming shelter
The Federal Way Community Center is available as a respite from extremely cold temperatures.
Federal Way Performing Arts and Event Center
The Federal Way Performing Arts and Events Center brings Christmas to the city.
British pantomime tradition
A holiday panto, coming soon to Federal Way.
Federal Way Performing Arts and Event Center
Join Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and the rest of the Peanuts gang in their journey to uncover the true meaning of Christmas on Nov. 22.
Good Eggs breakfast
Durkan discussed her office’s work to address homelessness, which has been the No. 1 issue she has faced in her two years in office.
Tennis
Decatur’s Jacob and Elden Buchan, Thomas Jefferson’s Kana and Pona Rosa qualify for 4A WIAA state tennis tournament in spring.
