Spirit is back home in Renton but soon movie-goers across America will know his face.
Spirit plays Marmaduke in the just-released movie of the same name about a Great Dane living in sunny California with his often-harried family. The movie is based on the popular comic strip.
Ajane Burnley, editor of Renton High’s student newspaper, always knows best. At least, that’s what she’ll tell you. “She will…
The smell of roasted corn drifted to an opposite corner of the market, where a man stopped me and asked…
The guards and dragons locked all the royalty in the castle to take the day off and be lazy. But…
The Renton Reporter’s June music calendar with live music all month
The fifth-grader squirmed at the sight of slimy squids being dropped into the hands of her classmates. Monique Phelps looked…
This year’s Renton Relay for Life was all about celebrating more birthdays. “If you help with this, another person can…
In the seven and a half years one Renton mother has battled cancer she’s been through continual chemotherapy, lost her…
Four local bands rocked Harambee Church last weekend with UnDisCoVerEd, an indie-only music festival in Renton.
“The shows were amazing, great music all around,” said organizer Nich Sullivan.
About 15 local crafters joined the show with their wares.
The group raised about $300 for Childhood Cancer Sucks, a Renton organization for children with cancer.
While Hazen High School’s new solar panels may only produce enough electricity to power the LED lamps in the main…
Poggi Bonsi is a European ceramic and kitchen store that is being recognized by the Made in Italy national promotion through May 22.
When a Seattle man was the last man evicted from his Capitol Hill apartment complex, the only thing left was…
One Renton artist has been so busy promoting other artists, she hasn’t taken the time to have a show of her own, until a friend gave Mary Clymer a deadline.
The Renton Salvation Army is thanking the community for its support with free hamburgers and hot dogs all week. “This…
About 14 Renton churches are pulling together this summer to start a Renton Community Supper for the hungry and the homeless. The group plans to serve three meals a week out of the Salvation Army Church starting June 7. It’s the first step to providing a square meal daily.
About 2,000 Renton elementary kids were gifted a morning at the Family Fun Center in Tukwila to celebrate the completion of the Reading Buddies program.
Kris Sorensen with the South Renton Connection is helping to connect his neighborhood with his feet. Sorensen, sitting at his…
At a Renton school, students are learning how to protect Puget Sound through planting gardens.
While pancake breakfasts once made great fundraisers for an endangered mobile-home park, they’ve now become a way of thanking the…
Two young businesses owners are putting their crafts together to form Renton’s first indie festival and craft show, UnDisCoVerEd.