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Cities   -   Sep 21, 2026 Civic & School Meeting Reminders | Sept 21-25
Civic & School Meeting Reminders | Sept 21-25

Port, King County, SeaTac and Des Moines officials meet this week, with school-related ballot initiatives among the key agenda items.

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Sep 21, 2026 Highline Invites Families to Join Superintendent’s Advisory Committee
Highline Invites Families to Join Superintendent’s Advisory Committee

Parents, guardians, and family members can help shape Highline district decisions by joining the Superintendent’s committee. Apply by October 9.

by Staff Writer
Lifestyle   -   Sep 21, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Moment You Stop Talking and Start Listening (Part 16)
Marriage Matters: The Moment You Stop Talking and Start Listening (Part 16)

Mark and Jan share experience and practical wisdom on how couples may listen better, especially during the tough conversations.

by Guest Writer
Education   -   Sep 17, 2026 A Tale of Two Outcomes: Mississippi’s School Success, Washington’s Struggle
A Tale of Two Outcomes:  Mississippi’s School Success, Washington’s Struggle

Washington says struggling schools need more money. Mississippi spends far less and gets better results. Maybe money isn’t the real problem.

by Melissa Petrini
Cities   -   Sep 17, 2026 Salmon Creek Café Features September Artists Peter Fecteau and Laurel Mercury
Salmon Creek Café Features September Artists Peter Fecteau and Laurel Mercury

The family-owned Salmon Creek Café in Burien pairs its popular menu with a changing monthly gallery showcasing talented local artists and their work.

by Guest Writer
Cities   -   Sep 17, 2026 Repost | From a Seattle Homeless Encampment to a Classroom: A 10-Year-Old’s First Day of School
Repost | From a Seattle Homeless Encampment to a Classroom: A 10-Year-Old’s First Day of School

He was living in a tent among adults struggling with addiction and had learned to survive on his own. Then came his first day of fifth grade.

by Admin
Education   -   Sep 17, 2026 Constitution Day: The Constitution Belongs in Every Classroom
Constitution Day: The Constitution Belongs in Every Classroom

Constitution Day each Sept 17 is more than a date: Washington students must learn the rights and responsibilities that protect our shared self-government.

by Guest Writer
Cities   -   Sep 16, 2026 UPDATED: Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position
UPDATED: Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position

Burien development director Liz Stead leaves Sept. 18 to lead King County’s permitting division after roughly 29 months in Burien.

by Staff Writer
Civic & School Meeting Reminders | Sept 21-25
Cities   -   Sep 21, 2026 Civic & School Meeting Reminders | Sept 21-25

Port, King County, SeaTac and Des Moines officials meet this week, with school-related ballot initiatives among the key agenda items.

by Staff Writer
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Cities   -   Sep 21, 2026 Civic & School Meeting Reminders | Sept 21-25
Civic & School Meeting Reminders | Sept 21-25

Port, King County, SeaTac and Des Moines officials meet this week, with school-related ballot initiatives among the key agenda items.

by Staff Writer
Education   -   Sep 21, 2026 Highline Invites Families to Join Superintendent’s Advisory Committee
Highline Invites Families to Join Superintendent’s Advisory Committee

Parents, guardians, and family members can help shape Highline district decisions by joining the Superintendent’s committee. Apply by October 9.

by Staff Writer
Lifestyle   -   Sep 21, 2026 Marriage Matters: The Moment You Stop Talking and Start Listening (Part 16)
Marriage Matters: The Moment You Stop Talking and Start Listening (Part 16)

Mark and Jan share experience and practical wisdom on how couples may listen better, especially during the tough conversations.

by Guest Writer
Education   -   Sep 17, 2026 A Tale of Two Outcomes: Mississippi’s School Success, Washington’s Struggle
A Tale of Two Outcomes:  Mississippi’s School Success, Washington’s Struggle

Washington says struggling schools need more money. Mississippi spends far less and gets better results. Maybe money isn’t the real problem.

by Melissa Petrini
Cities   -   Sep 17, 2026 Salmon Creek Café Features September Artists Peter Fecteau and Laurel Mercury
Salmon Creek Café Features September Artists Peter Fecteau and Laurel Mercury

The family-owned Salmon Creek Café in Burien pairs its popular menu with a changing monthly gallery showcasing talented local artists and their work.

by Guest Writer
Cities   -   Sep 17, 2026 Repost | From a Seattle Homeless Encampment to a Classroom: A 10-Year-Old’s First Day of School
Repost | From a Seattle Homeless Encampment to a Classroom: A 10-Year-Old’s First Day of School

He was living in a tent among adults struggling with addiction and had learned to survive on his own. Then came his first day of fifth grade.

by Admin
Education   -   Sep 17, 2026 Constitution Day: The Constitution Belongs in Every Classroom
Constitution Day: The Constitution Belongs in Every Classroom

Constitution Day each Sept 17 is more than a date: Washington students must learn the rights and responsibilities that protect our shared self-government.

by Guest Writer
Cities   -   Sep 16, 2026 UPDATED: Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position
UPDATED: Burien Community Development Director Liz Stead Leaving for King County Position

Burien development director Liz Stead leaves Sept. 18 to lead King County’s permitting division after roughly 29 months in Burien.

by Staff Writer
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