Renton history
Renton History Museum hosts event with Seattle writer and natural history expert David Williams.
Near the end of April the nurseries will be overflowing with color. Bedding plants or annuals in bloom can be purchased now but may still… Continue reading
Washington state is famous for countless reasons. It’s the birthplace of Starbucks and Bill Gates, one of the biggest producers of the U.S.’s lumber and… Continue reading
The competition is April 27 at Garfield High School.
Do you have a small space? Perhaps just a balcony or patio as outdoor space? Maybe you have no soil and can only grow plants… Continue reading
King County Sheriff’s Office dedicates new memorial to honor K9 service dogs and handlers.
The Renton Schools Foundation (RSF) is hosting its 10th Annual Fundraising Breakfast to support students and educators on Monday, April 29, 7 a.m. at Renton… Continue reading
New 25-foot iconic sculpture draws crowd downtown.
Silvia Flores, John Hoag and Kristen Murphy were selected as teachers of the month.
Courtesy of the Renton Arrow
Kentridge senior selected to join Kent School District Board of Directors.
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
