The Children’s Home Society of Washington initially reached out to the South King Firefighters Foundation to ask for help with a diaper drive for their resource center in Kent.
Kirsten York replaces outgoing CEO Robin Corak.
John Conna became the first African-American political appointee in state history.
‘The fundamental message is that recovery is possible.’
Public input sought for projects in unincorporated areas outside city limits.
Mirror hosts candidate forum.
Free vaccines for those without insurance offered at FUSION.
Approximately 76 percent of the 66 acres of the proposed South 336th Street alternative are owned by the Christian Faith Center in four parcels of land. Three of these parcels are current vacant.
A representative of the contractor that assesses Steel Lake shared an overview of their findings from June tests in response to an ongoing citizen concern and conversation about the lake’s health.
The event is coming up at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Federal Way Performing Arts and Event Center.
Questions linger in the case of Mitchell Nelson’s 2018 death.
City honored his community involvement by lowering the flag on South 320th Street.
Kristin Speakman will be recognized by the Federal Way mayor with a Key to the City.
About 400 more students have enrolled at Federal Way Public Schools this year.
Judges awarded first place to K.C. Deez BBQ for their pulled pork sliders.
Helena Reynolds is a Federal Way community member who partnered with Mary Anne Hamilton to write the book about her life as the descendent of a U.S. Founding Father.
A 44-year-old Federal Way man has been sentenced for a murder charge after a fatal shooting in Seattle in 2020.
Federal Way leaders and community members discuss issues surrounding homeless people who use the facility.
Community Center pool re-opens; concerns voiced about Steel Lake’s water quality.
Event includes a performance by Federal Way’s Got Talent winner Aimee Vanessa Coronado Bravo.