Publication combines information in ‘What’s Happening’ and ‘Golden Opportunities’
The final five will receive $500 at an event on April 18 at the IKEA Performing Arts Center.
This second week of April is time to start thinking about a lush lawn, while also using water wisely.
A new program is redefining the North Highlands Neighborhood Center
This time of year, gardeners have a lot on the “do” list. Of course, there are just as many “don’ts.”
Rotary members recognize three Renton School District high school students each month as Youth of the Month. After being selected by counselors at each of… Continue reading
The award is given to students who have leadership abilities, maintain a good GPA and volunteer in the community.
By M. Dawn Scott Navy Office of Community Outreach As citizens of Renton go about their daily lives, members of the U.S. Navy’s “Silent Service”… Continue reading
The end of March may roar like a lion or meet April in showers of flowers but early spring is always the time to become… Continue reading
National Kidney Month
Covington resident Matt Kidd shares his story about kidney disease to help others during National Kidney Month.
The fourth week of March is a time of explosive growth in Western Washington so take a moment to notice the early blooming bulbs and… Continue reading
Moyaak Chuol won an aerospace manufacturing competition against more than 50 other high school students
The third week of March and spring is officially sprung so celebrate with a fresh pair of garden gloves and plant something from seed. Growing… Continue reading
What started out as a part-time gig has turned full time for Rainier Beach resident Henry Beleford. Beleford is the owner of B’s Athletic Uniforms… Continue reading
By Jennifer Lennox For the Reporter In 1890 Washington state was coined the Evergreen State. The nickname appropriately given as the forests were full of… Continue reading
Key measures of a healthy economy include, among other things, new businesses that create jobs and attract skilled workers. And while community leaders count on… Continue reading
The process of writing is a mystery to most people. People dream of becoming writers — but they want to have written — not to… Continue reading
As a culmination of the first year of a paid internship project, youth leaders from Unleash the Brilliance planted 250 native trees and shrubs on… Continue reading
The second week of March is time to fertilize the lawn, plant perennials and hardy annuals like pansies, sow seeds of lettuce and chard in… Continue reading
South Renton Connection is adding some flair to its neighborhood in unsuspecting spots. The project calls for artists to paint fire hydrants. And the first… Continue reading
