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Government   -   Jan 16, 2026 Poll Shows Strong Support Among Washington Voters for Parental Rights and Fairness in Girls’ Sports
Poll Shows Strong Support Among Washington Voters for Parental Rights and Fairness in Girls’ Sports

A new Washington poll shows strong voter consensus supporting parental notification, curriculum access, and consent for minors’ medical decisions.

by Melissa Petrini
Cities   -   Jan 16, 2026 Bloomside (DESC) Community Meeting Draws Limited Attendance, Raises Safety and Treatment Questions
Bloomside (DESC) Community Meeting Draws Limited Attendance, Raises Safety and Treatment Questions

Bloomside's quarterly meeting had low attendance, and yet important issues, balancing resident rights and neighborhood concerns, were raised.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Jan 16, 2026 Burien Elects New Mayor and Deputy Mayor: Financial Troubles Loom Ahead
Burien Elects New Mayor and Deputy Mayor: Financial Troubles Loom Ahead

Burien City Council launches 2026 by electing new leadership. Reactions to the new Mayor and Deputy Mayor were mixed. Financial troubles are a current challenge for the council.

by Staff Writer
Lifestyle   -   Jan 16, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Loving Gift of Humility (Part 1)
Marriage Matters: The Loving Gift of Humility (Part 1)

A New Year brings inspiration for many to make positive changes in their lives. This article gives wisdom for married couples, along with a resource to improve listening and connection with your spouse.

by Guest Writer
Editorials   -   Jan 14, 2026 From Burien to Olympia: Why Local Control of the Sheriff Matters
From Burien to Olympia: Why Local Control of the Sheriff Matters

A proposed state law would further remove accountability over sheriffs, a move Burien knows comes with real consequences. Grant County Sheriff Joe Kriete weighs in...

by Admin
Education   -   Jan 14, 2026 Highline SD Seeking Community Feedback on Strategic Plan; OSPI Report Shows Continual Freefall
Highline SD Seeking Community Feedback on Strategic Plan; OSPI Report Shows Continual Freefall

Highline seeks public feedback on refining its Strategic Plan amid falling academic results and an $8 million projected budget shortfall.

by Staff Writer
Government   -   Jan 14, 2026 WA 2026 Legislation Bills Could Amount to Surprise Expenses for the Average Pocketbook
WA 2026 Legislation Bills Could Amount to Surprise Expenses for the Average Pocketbook

Washington Legislation began their 2026 session on January 12. This article shares some bills that the average family and/or homeowner may want to investigate.

by Admin
Education   -   Jan 14, 2026 Highline School Board Reviews Bond Refinancing, Sets Liaison Roles
Highline School Board Reviews Bond Refinancing, Sets Liaison Roles

Highline School Board Directors established roles for key committees and organizations, and heard a presentation on bond refinancing, preparing them for votes on resolutions in a later meeting.

by Tommy Butzerin
Poll Shows Strong Support Among Washington Voters for Parental Rights and Fairness in Girls’ Sports
Government   -   Jan 16, 2026 Poll Shows Strong Support Among Washington Voters for Parental Rights and Fairness in Girls’ Sports

A new Washington poll shows strong voter consensus supporting parental notification, curriculum access, and consent for minors’ medical decisions.

by Melissa Petrini
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Government   -   Jan 16, 2026 Poll Shows Strong Support Among Washington Voters for Parental Rights and Fairness in Girls’ Sports
Poll Shows Strong Support Among Washington Voters for Parental Rights and Fairness in Girls’ Sports

A new Washington poll shows strong voter consensus supporting parental notification, curriculum access, and consent for minors’ medical decisions.

by Melissa Petrini
Cities   -   Jan 16, 2026 Bloomside (DESC) Community Meeting Draws Limited Attendance, Raises Safety and Treatment Questions
Bloomside (DESC) Community Meeting Draws Limited Attendance, Raises Safety and Treatment Questions

Bloomside's quarterly meeting had low attendance, and yet important issues, balancing resident rights and neighborhood concerns, were raised.

by Staff Writer
Cities   -   Jan 16, 2026 Burien Elects New Mayor and Deputy Mayor: Financial Troubles Loom Ahead
Burien Elects New Mayor and Deputy Mayor: Financial Troubles Loom Ahead

Burien City Council launches 2026 by electing new leadership. Reactions to the new Mayor and Deputy Mayor were mixed. Financial troubles are a current challenge for the council.

by Staff Writer
Lifestyle   -   Jan 16, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Loving Gift of Humility (Part 1)
Marriage Matters: The Loving Gift of Humility (Part 1)

A New Year brings inspiration for many to make positive changes in their lives. This article gives wisdom for married couples, along with a resource to improve listening and connection with your spouse.

by Guest Writer
Editorials   -   Jan 14, 2026 From Burien to Olympia: Why Local Control of the Sheriff Matters
From Burien to Olympia: Why Local Control of the Sheriff Matters

A proposed state law would further remove accountability over sheriffs, a move Burien knows comes with real consequences. Grant County Sheriff Joe Kriete weighs in...

by Admin
Education   -   Jan 14, 2026 Highline SD Seeking Community Feedback on Strategic Plan; OSPI Report Shows Continual Freefall
Highline SD Seeking Community Feedback on Strategic Plan; OSPI Report Shows Continual Freefall

Highline seeks public feedback on refining its Strategic Plan amid falling academic results and an $8 million projected budget shortfall.

by Staff Writer
Government   -   Jan 14, 2026 WA 2026 Legislation Bills Could Amount to Surprise Expenses for the Average Pocketbook
WA 2026 Legislation Bills Could Amount to Surprise Expenses for the Average Pocketbook

Washington Legislation began their 2026 session on January 12. This article shares some bills that the average family and/or homeowner may want to investigate.

by Admin
Education   -   Jan 14, 2026 Highline School Board Reviews Bond Refinancing, Sets Liaison Roles
Highline School Board Reviews Bond Refinancing, Sets Liaison Roles

Highline School Board Directors established roles for key committees and organizations, and heard a presentation on bond refinancing, preparing them for votes on resolutions in a later meeting.

by Tommy Butzerin
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