Last week, Beverly Bowman bought a $2 lottery ticket. The Federal Way resident stopped by a Fred Meyer location on…
From staff reports: Megan Johnson of Federal Way, a senior at Highline CHOICE Academy in Burien, will be officially presented…
The sultry strains of jazz will be getting a twainy twist this weekend as famed accordion Murl Allen Sanders takes…
Earth Day event April 24: Friends of the Hylebos and Federal Way will host an Earth Day celebration and event…
Twenty years ago, organic gardening or organic foods brought to mind thoughts of hippies getting in touch with the Earth….
Northwest musicians will rock a Lakewood casino April 10 during a benefit show to support the family of Carol Parsons.
There’s a decade-long battle brewing. The 10th annual Battle of the Books will be take place 7 p.m. April 7…
Divorce creates large changes and emotional turmoil in a young child’s life. Change — positive or negative — is difficult…
The 18th annual charity breakfast benefits the Federal Way and Auburn Boys and Girls Clubs as well as EX3 Ron…
Got a sweet tooth? AmeriCorps has the cure. The annual Sweets for Success raises money for scholarships that help students…
Despite major social progress since 1881, women are still the minority in certain fields of math and science. Since then,…
From staff reports: An exploratory meeting about how the community can cooperate to meet residents’ basic needs, such as shelter…
Summer Music Camp: The Federal Way Symphony will be holding a summer camp from July 13-17. The camp itself will…
Federal Way Chorale: The Federal Way Chorale will be performing with the Auburn Symphony on April 10-11 at 7:30 p.m….
A memorial service is slated for 3 p.m. March 31 at Ft. Lewis to honor Pfc. Erin McLyman of Federal Way.
When I am choosing seeds, one of the first things I look at is the “days to maturity” for the variety. As a general rule, I look for the shorter “days to maturity” varieties, then I figure it will take about 25 percent longer than the seed company says it will.
There’s artwork aplenty in Federal Way. Unbeknownst to most citizens, the city owns more than 20 pieces of public art.
