“I’m excited that Renton has this many concerned people.”.
This year’s celebration of Erasmus, the dragon that overlooks the downtown area, included a window decorating contest.
When a call for a new protest of Brewmasters’ Taproom appeared online, families, allies and local members of the LGBTQ+ community did not hesitate to stand up. “We wanted to support Sylvia and show that love is love,” said Rev. Amy Johnson of Renton’s United Church of Christ.
Gov. Bob Ferguson says federal funds are needed to address $34 million in damage caused by the storm, and that the state will appeal.
Congressman reports law could cost Washingtonians over $361 million just to register to vote.
Six different projects in Fairwood were chosen by the annual Alan M. Painter grant program.
On April 4, the Renton Regional Fire Authority released concept art of their new fire station in the Highlands, which…
11-mile corridor has a high number of collisions, many of them fatal.
From “Moana” to “The Lion King” to “Alice in Wonderland,” Renton’s youngest performers can sing, dance and act with local theater company Kettleworks Performing Arts.
101 non-union employees were fired.
The Mariners Menu Preview Day brought local cuisine and legendary baseball dedications to the 2025 season, with opening day on March 27.
“I live in the Highlands so I wanted a coffee shop up here,” said owner Laura LoPresti.
The Seattle-born rock star’s memorial and burial site is located in the Renton Highlands.
In memory of Andrea Hudson, Buster Brown, Matilda Wilcoxson and Eloise Wilcoxson, their families are calling on others to be kind and spread positivity on March 19.
The grant is a partnership with Renton Technical College.
Imagine Hot Yoga is making use of the former Big Lots building off Petrovitsky Road.
“Family First model programming makes King County a great place to live,” said King County Councilmember De’Sean Quinn.
Businesses, non-profits, educational organizations and individual donors came together March 4 to help Renton’s students attend the 2024 HBCU Delegation and Tour.
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Proceeds from the “Pathways to Promise” event March 4 will allow high school students to tour Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
