Renton resident Sherry Lee entertained Spencer Court residents with the Japanese art form of fish rubbing, Monday afternoon. It’s called gyotaku.
Renton Technical College Culinary students once again participated in the Seattle Milk Fund Cookie Fest to benefit impoverished children.
The Renton Reporter checked in with local food banks to see how supplies are stocking up. Of the local food banks contacted, none reported drastic dips in resources but expressed concern about future demands because of the economy and government assistance programs.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go.
“She Loves Me,” the play that the movie “You’ve Got Mail” was based on, opens Friday at Renton Civc Theatre.
The two female reindeer Franklin has been calling Comet and Cupid, come from a farm in Eastern Washington.
The Allied Arts Annual Fall Family Concert is 2 p.m., Oct. 20 at IPAC, 400 S. Second St., Renton.
More than 50 schools, technical colleges and military recruiters will be represented.
The event is free and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, downtown at the Piazza and the Renton Pavilion Event Center.
The redevelopment plans for the library over the Cedar River are still in the permitting phase, but the temporary site has been confirmed by the King County Library System and the City of Renton.
Together We Build is an interfaith coalition of Christians, Jews and Muslims seeking to find common ground and learn from one another as they work together to build homes for low-income families in King County.
The temporary site is located at 14238 S.E. 176th St. and has materials for pick up, computer access, a small browsing collection and the library catalog.
About 28 employees will work in the plant that is the former site of Draper Valley Farms on Seventh Street in downtown Renton
It’s time again for pumpkins, colorful leaves and all things fall at Piazza Renton’s 2013 Fall Harvest Festival, Oct. 5.
The honorees represent nearly the whole span of the high school’s existence, from the class of 1919 to the class of 1980, and have a variety of achievements and backgrounds.
Renton School Board members Wednesday night got their first look at design plans for the new middle school, being built at the current site of the Renton Academy.
Doug Scholl, Jessica’s father, expressed some relief but not an end to feeling the loss of his daughter, during a phone interview this past Friday.
Local boutique C’est la Vie, at The Landing, will host their third annual fashion show to raise funds for the Domestic Abuse Women’s Network, Thursday, Sept. 26.
The downtown Old Renton Book Exchange will host another evening of the “Sardonic Salon,” a tribute to over-the-top literature, Oct. 5.
The theatre is calling the production a mix of Hitchcock and “a dash of Monty Python,” in a “fast-paced whodunit for anyone who loves the magic of theatre.”
