You might have seen some of the firm’s work in a series of videos for Microsoft’s Surface in the “Click It and Do More” campaign.
Organizers have been busy since October, hosting open houses and stationing themselves at different points within the communities to get feedback through surveys.
The event begins at 9:30 a.m., with a barbecue scheduled for 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in Liberty Park, hosted by the City of Renton.
The Renton School District had 256 confirmed parent refusals for the English Language Arts SBA and 217 for the math portion among students in the third through eighth grades and 11th grade
Group plans expanded event next year, continuing monthly art walks and Eruption of Art.
Space formerly occupied by A Terrible Beauty being renovated to make way for Pierce County chain’s first venture into King County.
Skyway and West Hill youth are building chicken coops to learn about healthy food through an art project. It’s called ARTfarm and the chicken coops will be auctioned off at an upcoming event with proceeds benefiting the youth.
The Renton Reporter recently interviewed Renton singer and songwriter Nick Deonigi in a question-and- answer session. He will be playing from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 8, at Vino at The Landing.
Investigators were, however, able to determine that the fire started in a back office area of the restaurant Afghan Cuisine.
The Washington State Board of Education will meet next week at Education Service District 113 in Tumwater to establish minimum scores for graduation on several state assessments.
Renton firefighters responded to a house fire Thursday morning in the Benson Hill neighborhood, with no occupants inside, according to the Renton fire department.
These days it seems you’re more likely to “Friend Request” a neighbor online than visit them with baked goods. One San Francisco company understands that and is linking neighbors online to foster community. The service is called Nextdoor and residents in the Renton Highlands have signed up.
Renton has a new beautification and anti-graffiti project for downtown utility boxes and it comes by way of Renton High School 2015 graduate Jason Vo.
An early morning fire destroyed three business at the corner of Main Ave. S. and Bronson Way in Renton on July 23.
The big parade starts at 10 a.m., Saturday, July 25 and travels down South Third Street from Shattuck Avenue to Liberty Park.
According to firefighters, the blaze began around 4:45 a.m. and burned through the building which contains the Afghan Cuisine restaurant and a handful of other businesses.
The Renton Reporter recently caught up with Dwain Bickham the band leader of the Triple Treat Band for a question and answer session. The Triple Treat Band will play at 8:30 p.m., July 24, Friday at Shuga Jazz Bistro, 317 Main Ave., Renton.
The concept to pair Indian food with Nepali food crystallized when Singh and Bogati became a pair and decided to marry.
The City of Renton’s Community Services Department has added an adult kickball co-ed league to its roster of sports this season. Games are being played on Fridays at Liberty Park in downtown Renton and Kennydale Lions Park.
Two Renton High School music teachers hope to engage students musically through new guitar and keyboard classes at the school this fall.
The Supreme Court’s ruling brought happiness to the Clark Elliot family, but it wasn’t assumed that the justices would rule in their favor.
Waste Management’s 2015 Recycle Corps program is a large-scale recycling education project to reach all of Renton’s commercial businesses.
The Houser Music Festival will take place 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday, July 18, and 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday, July 19, at 851 Houser Way N., Renton.
Wednesday evening kicked-off the first installment of “Pop-Up Piazza” in downtown Renton, a happy hour-type venue designed to get residents and visitors into the city
It’s been a little more than two years since Puget Sound Access moved into Carco Theatre and the facility has been a buzz of activity.
Just days after school let out for summer, about 100 Renton students participated in the Career and Technical Education’s Summer STEM Robotics Camp.
As of this spring, the Renton School District has begun buying property in North Renton around the former Sartori Education Center for the creation of a new elementary school.
