In 2008 Pomegranate Center, a non-profit design and community-building organization, worked with Skyway residents and King County Parks to develop…
If you travel or commute in this region, you know the drill: check the weather, check the time – and…
With record temperatures sweeping the region, it’s hard to imagine winter is just around the corner. Many of us are…
For the first time in more than a decade, there’s a real race for King County executive. It couldn’t come…
ommunity festivals and parades like IKEA Renton River Days are terrific showcases of a town’s people and their accomplishments. They…
At the start of my administration, I set a goal for our city — to garner public confidence and trust…
It’s out there, the CurveCard, perhaps one of the largest efforts of its type in the region to bring together…
Three short years ago this week, an 18-year-old young woman named Laura fell asleep. Her falling asleep quickly resulted in…
As lawmakers continue to debate solutions to revive our ailing economy, a pillar of recovery that must not be forgotten…
Most people who work at a large company have gone through the dreaded performance review process. You know the drill,…
Renton has had its share of illegal spas, salons and massage parlors harboring illegal activities and operating as fronts for…
No surprise, it’s tough out there. We’re all trying to make ends meet. We’re all looking for ways to stretch…
Today is Friday, June 26, and today is my last day at the Renton Reporter. After three years as a…
We all know of a friend, relative or business that has been adversely impacted during this economic downturn which has…
Last Thursday’s big fire in downtown Renton certainly confirmed two truths about the city and its residents: • Renton has…
By U.S. Rep. Dave Reichert Looking down the National Mall in Washington, D.C., war memorials are framed by the hundreds…
An excellent business comes in all shapes and sizes. Renton has plenty; there are about 2,700 businesses licensed in the…
Sadly, our pages have been filled recently with news that just isn’t very good. Much of it has to do…
