Lamps and vacuums were a popular repair request, and sewing machines were kept busy too, mending well-loved clothing.
The council issued a proclamation related to Financial Literacy and Capability Month for April.
Community dinners after sunset break down barriers while breaking fasts.
Juan L. Juarez Ramos focuses on civic engagement in his beloved community.
Each year, St. Vincent’s sells plates of fried fish, coleslaw and fries as a fundraiser for the Knights of Columbus St. Joseph Council #7528.
Council discussion focuses on concerns and plans for two properties in Federal Way. Also: New police officers announced.
Dozens of community members gathered March 15 at Federal Way City Hall to celebrate the raising of the Irish flag…
Federal Way church leaders gather to discuss solutions and approaches to homelessness in the community.
Seventeen Federal Way residents were among the 2,551 who signed the Washington Solidarity Statement.
Pilot program allows individuals to walk in anytime the pharmacy is open and meet with a pharmacist.
“We’ve done the research. The time for action is now.”
Deadline for artists to include their work has been extended to April 20.
“Everyone’s surprised when they come because they’re expecting a church and they don’t realize it’s actually a professional show.”
Best of Federal Way 2024 winner.
The 2044 vision for Federal Way is for the city to lead South King County as “a livable, vibrant and well-connected community.”
Council also approves new ordinance related to RVs, honors Lions Club.
This year, Quincey Smith and Lyrica Fuentes received the honors.
Festival is accepting applications for vendors and entertainers with a deadline of April 15.
“I see the potential in everything,” says Amanda Miller, the Mirror’s most recent Hometown Hero.
Police and city leaders join discussion with local business representatives.
