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Entertainment   -   Aug 14, 2026 Movies in the Park | Burien Town Square
Movies in the Park | Burien Town Square

Enjoy an evening of fun at Movies in the Park in Burien Town Square on Friday nights this summer. Tonight's movie is Despicable Me 4

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Aug 14, 2026 Highline Civic & School Reminders | August 17-21, 2026
Highline Civic & School Reminders | August 17-21, 2026

Port of Seattle’s SAMP deadline, Des Moines budget town hall and Highline School Board’s return highlight next week’s civic calendar.

by Staff Writer
Government   -   Aug 13, 2026 Reykdal Calls MAGA ‘Fascist,’ Defends Democratic Socialists in Facebook Post
Reykdal Calls MAGA ‘Fascist,’ Defends Democratic Socialists in Facebook Post

Are our schools political? Washington schools chief Chris Reykdal called MAGA “fascist” while defending Democratic Socialists on social media.

by Katie Kresly
Cities   -   Aug 13, 2026 Is LEAD Working? New Analysis Challenges Drug Diversion Program’s Success Claims | The Center Square
Is LEAD Working? New Analysis Challenges Drug Diversion Program’s Success Claims | The Center Square

Normandy Park Mayor Eric Zimmerman questions research behind LEAD’s reported results, while program co-creator Lisa Daugaard defends its effectiveness.

by Admin
Cities   -   Aug 13, 2026 Police Investigate Shooting at North SeaTac Park
Police Investigate Shooting at North SeaTac Park

Sheriff’s Office confirms a teen was shot in the leg Wednesday afternoon at North SeaTac Park; detectives are now investigating.

by Staff Writer
Local   -   Aug 13, 2026 Reform Pilates Grand Opening Draws a Crowd in Normandy Park
Reform Pilates Grand Opening Draws a Crowd in Normandy Park

Reform Pilates celebrated its Normandy Park grand opening with a ribbon cutting, drawing dozens of neighbors, clients, friends and family.

by Katie Kresly
Perspectives   -   Aug 13, 2026 SEA-Airport Expansion Health Consequences and Potential Solutions | Op-Ed
SEA-Airport Expansion Health Consequences and Potential Solutions | Op-Ed

Dr Lebegue shares concerns about health consequences for residents living in airport communities related to SAMP

by Admin
Cities   -   Aug 13, 2026 Your City, Your Budget: Des Moines Town Hall Set for Aug. 18
Your City, Your Budget: Des Moines Town Hall Set for Aug. 18

What should Des Moines prioritize next? Join the conversation with City Council and staff Aug. 18 and help shape the city’s 2027-28 budget.

by Staff Writer
Movies in the Park | Burien Town Square
Entertainment   -   Aug 14, 2026 Movies in the Park | Burien Town Square

Enjoy an evening of fun at Movies in the Park in Burien Town Square on Friday nights this summer. Tonight's movie is Despicable Me 4

by Staff Writer
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Entertainment   -   Aug 14, 2026 Movies in the Park | Burien Town Square
Movies in the Park | Burien Town Square

Enjoy an evening of fun at Movies in the Park in Burien Town Square on Friday nights this summer. Tonight's movie is Despicable Me 4

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Aug 14, 2026 Highline Civic & School Reminders | August 17-21, 2026
Highline Civic & School Reminders | August 17-21, 2026

Port of Seattle’s SAMP deadline, Des Moines budget town hall and Highline School Board’s return highlight next week’s civic calendar.

by Staff Writer
Government   -   Aug 13, 2026 Reykdal Calls MAGA ‘Fascist,’ Defends Democratic Socialists in Facebook Post
Reykdal Calls MAGA ‘Fascist,’ Defends Democratic Socialists in Facebook Post

Are our schools political? Washington schools chief Chris Reykdal called MAGA “fascist” while defending Democratic Socialists on social media.

by Katie Kresly
Cities   -   Aug 13, 2026 Is LEAD Working? New Analysis Challenges Drug Diversion Program’s Success Claims | The Center Square
Is LEAD Working? New Analysis Challenges Drug Diversion Program’s Success Claims | The Center Square

Normandy Park Mayor Eric Zimmerman questions research behind LEAD’s reported results, while program co-creator Lisa Daugaard defends its effectiveness.

by Admin
Cities   -   Aug 13, 2026 Police Investigate Shooting at North SeaTac Park
Police Investigate Shooting at North SeaTac Park

Sheriff’s Office confirms a teen was shot in the leg Wednesday afternoon at North SeaTac Park; detectives are now investigating.

by Staff Writer
Local   -   Aug 13, 2026 Reform Pilates Grand Opening Draws a Crowd in Normandy Park
Reform Pilates Grand Opening Draws a Crowd in Normandy Park

Reform Pilates celebrated its Normandy Park grand opening with a ribbon cutting, drawing dozens of neighbors, clients, friends and family.

by Katie Kresly
Perspectives   -   Aug 13, 2026 SEA-Airport Expansion Health Consequences and Potential Solutions | Op-Ed
SEA-Airport Expansion Health Consequences and Potential Solutions | Op-Ed

Dr Lebegue shares concerns about health consequences for residents living in airport communities related to SAMP

by Admin
Cities   -   Aug 13, 2026 Your City, Your Budget: Des Moines Town Hall Set for Aug. 18
Your City, Your Budget: Des Moines Town Hall Set for Aug. 18

What should Des Moines prioritize next? Join the conversation with City Council and staff Aug. 18 and help shape the city’s 2027-28 budget.

by Staff Writer
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