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When he experienced an episode of fuzzy vision, Cermit Rickey traveled the world to see the things he’d always wanted to see.
Everett School District is making the news after health officials decided that students can stay in school while being treated…
Through bond refunding, the Federal Way School District will save local taxpayers about $1.3 million. The bonds are from 2002,…
The Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden is opening the new Rutherford Conservatory, the first public conservatory built on the West Coast in recent history, according to assistant director Shara Smith.
Enterprise Elementary School celebrated International Talk Like a Pirate Day, which comes every Sept. 19.
The Federal Way School Board is changing the way it does business — streamlining the system while putting more trust and responsibility into the hands of district staff.
Nhial is one of the roughly 27,000 Lost Boys of Sudan — boys of the Nuer and Dinka ethnic groups who were displaced or orphaned during the country’s civil war, which began in 1983.
Board members are currently choosing what conferences, both local and national, might help further their education on education.
The League of Women Voters returns to meet again this fall during the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage in Washington state.
For the second time, Federal Way School Board member Ed Barney is running to raise money for the district’s elementary track program with an effort dubbed Crazy 2 Run.
The man accused of driving drunk and killing two Decatur High School students just days before their graduation will spend the next year in jail on a separate charge.
A local group hopes to turn tragedy into triumph. As a way of honoring and remembering the tragedy of Sept….
It’s a mixed bag of results for the Federal Way School District’s latest state test scores.
When Lakota Middle School opens for students Sept. 2, it will do so with one of the 10 largest solar energy systems in the state.
Art lovers have another opportunity to learn. The Art History Class returns Sept. 28 at Village Green Retirement Campus. This…
The Federal Way Police Department will start its annual targeted school zone speed enforcement on Sept. 2.
Megan Johnson is barely 19 years old and already has accomplished more than most people.
Several members of the Federal Way School District administration team received promotions before outgoing Superintendent Tom Murphy left.
Some Rainier View Elementary students got a jump on learning last Friday.
Federal Way PTSA Council’s clothing bank is returning temporarily.
