Athlete of the Week
FWHS senior led Eagles girls basketball team to victory, scoring 26 points in double-overtime against Nathan Hale.
Athlete of the Week
FWHS senior plays point guard for the Eagles varsity boys basketball team.
Shooting
The victim is in critical condition, transported to Harborview Medical Center.
Fire fatality
Red Cross is assisting impacted residents at the 10-unit Twin Lakes Apartments.
Santa’s helper cleans up the streets
73-year-old Federal Way resident dresses as elf to pick up trash, get some exercise and spread holiday cheer.
Domestic violence dispute
The suspect is in custody, police confirm.
Decatur senior leads girls basketball team to five victories early in season.
Decatur sophomore qualifies for WCD swim meet in both 200, 500 freestyle races.
911 news
SKFR crews responded to the fire at Hoyt Road SW and SW 332nd Place Wednesday morning; No suspects in the case at this time.
Reeves resigns
30th District Democrat Rep. Kristine Reeves announced on Monday she is stepping down immediately.
Grinchy antics
Federal Way’s Special Investigations Unit arrested the suspect on Friday, Dec. 13; Some of the 78 stolen trees were recovered, police say.
Doug Nelson reflects on his career
Doug Nelson’s final day with the city was Dec. 4; recreation Manager Cody Geddes fills interim manager position.
Basketball season begins
Todd Beamer beats Thomas Jefferson on Dec. 11; Decatur loses by two points to AMV.
Scam
Police encourage residents to hang up on suspicious calls.
Athlete of the Week
TBHS senior is the only four-year athlete on girls bowling team.
Groundbreaking
The district expects the new building to open by fall 2021.
Athlete of the Week
TBHS sophomore demonstrates tenacity, leadership daily on the Titans wrestling team.
National Letters of Intent
Seniors Brady Houston and Spencer Sugg to play at Tacoma Community College, Mason Hymer to play for Columbia Basin College.
“World War II: Washington Remembers”
The society’s annual open house and exhibit grand opening is 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.
The Federal Way location is one of 12 clubs honored among 400 clubs nation-wide.
