Draft plan is available online and details city’s plans to build sustainable jobs and infrastructure.
With an increased demand for English classes, Puget Sound Training Center has partnered with Renton Technical College to deliver the grammatical goods.
Tomāto Tomäto Creative celebrates its grand opening in downtown Renton with a crafting hangout and free swap meet.
Downtown Renton’s Macadons celebrates its one-year anniversary.
“There’s more filmmaking here than people think.”
From Whitworth Avenue to Main, 3rd Street was buzzing with food, wine and an outdoor glow rave.
Tutum Hospitium allows donors to supply charities with items that are most needed.
“We’re lucky to live in a state where abortion is legal and we had an opportunity to help others.”
Documentaries, short films and a full-length feature will screen Sept. 7 and 8 as part of The Summit’s film and creatives economy event.
A crafting and art space with a growing following, the Renton business will celebrate its Sept. 17 grand opening with a craft swap.
From noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 26, folks arrived to Liberty Park in Renton from all over Washington for…
Local drag performer Kara Sutra brings yee-haw fun and excitement to Drag Queen Story Time at Brewmaster’s Taproom in Renton,…
From Coal Creek Parkway in Bellevue to Sunset Boulevard in Renton, I-405 will be closed for 55 hours, starting at 10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 8.
On Thursday, Aug. 17, the long-awaited Sunflower Café had its official ribbon-cutting in Fairwood, complete with lion dancers who performed…
The threatening email claimed that bombs were placed at the taproom and the owner’s home, disrupting the venue’s monthly Drag Queen Story Time and bingo events.
John Houston, 69, says that generational wealth was taken from his family when they were pressured to sell nearly 10 acres of farmland to the Renton School District in the late 1960s.
Written and directed by Laura Ferri, the play is comprised of personal interviews and historical primary sources to tell a story of “friendship, injustice, and resilience.”
The Yellow Giraffes will represent Washington in Houston April 19-22.
Locals gathered in the Hyatt Regency-Lake Washington at Renton’s Southport to discuss equity, investments in Black communities and the city’s historical Black landmarks.
Fourth grade students at Sartori, a STEM elementary school in Renton, took learning about salmon habitat a step further by researching possible environmental outcomes of asphalt plant.
