Students at Lake Grove Elementary got lessons in pursuing their dreams — and training their dragons. Dean DeBlois, co-writer and…
Earlier this year, 5-year-old Kaylie Bergen came down with a cold and felt a little off-balance.
A couple of weeks later, Christy Bergen noticed her daughter was watching TV with one eye closed. On Feb. 4, Kaylie was diagnosed with diffuse pontine glioma — a malignant tumor in the brainstem. It’s a fast-growing cancer, and there is no cure. The two-year survival rate is less than 20 percent.
From staff reports: Federal Way resident Terri Yellam was honored on March 11 by the American Red Cross Serving King…
Amazing Awaits. That’s what the banner hanging in the Celski home states. The Family Project was amazing. Each and every…
Federal Way residents should expect to soon receive in their mailboxes a handy educational guide to recycling. The brochure, labeled…
Fire and Ice Irish Dance Company is a group of 72 dancers ages 6 though 65 performing in eight ensembles….
Highline Community College will host the second annual senior expo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 24 at the…
The Municipal League of King County has chosen Jeanne Burbidge, longtime Federal Way City Council member and former mayor, as its Public Official of the Year. Burbidge will be honored March 18 in Seattle at the league’s Centennial Celebration Dinner.
The Mirror recently sat down with Burbidge to discuss public life, Federal Way’s first mayoral election — and what she would fix with a magic wand.
Swimmers from the Marine Hills Swim and Tennis Club participated in the fourth annual Polar Bear Plunge at 1 p.m….
The chocolate cherry and striped roma tomatoes were a big hit at the Federal Way Community Garden last year. So…
This slideshow features photos by Chris Leavitt from Federal Way’s 20th anniversary celebrations held Feb. 26 at City Hall.
In accordance with the Federal Way’s 20th birthday celebration Feb. 26-28, the city released a “Top 20 accomplishments of cityhood”…
The annual Decatur Cabaret will be held March 12. “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” features choir members performing…
Pacific Ballroom Dance is taking their nationally-ranked youth formation teams back to Nationals this March. Come watch young people from…
It was a grand success at this year’s Communities in Schools Annual Breakfast.
The event brought in $47,000, more than was collected last year and $12,000 above the group’s goal.
The 11th annual breakfast, which was formerly called the CIS Literacy Breakfast, brought in more than 400 community members and educators.
The event was emceed by Superintendent Tom Murphy, who is nearing the end of his long career at Federal Way Public Schools. Murphy received a long standing ovation during the breakfast.
Communities In Schools of Federal Way will hold its annual Literacy Breakfast from 7:15 to 9 a.m. Friday, Feb. 26,…