Ready for one last summer adventure? The Goonies hits Burien Town Square Friday. Grab a blanket and join the fun.
by Staff WriterWhat is the value of work? This Labor Day, we celebrate the ingenuity, determination and contributions that continue moving America forward.
by Melissa Petrini
Academic metrics missing. A $1.25 million “misstep.” Questions unanswered. One Highline resident argues rebuilding trust starts with transparency, public process and accountability.
by Admin
City Halls are closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day. The cities of SeaTac, Normandy Park, and Des Moines are all holding meetings this week.
by Staff Writer
Authors Mark and Jan discuss the lost art of listening, especially during touchy conversations with a spouse. But there is hope...
by Staff Writer
Two months after giving Superintendent Ivan Duran a three-year contract that emphasized academic growth, the School Board approved new evaluation priorities that do not specifically include academic achievement.
by Katie Kresly
As Sea-Tac Airport grows, how will the Port make sure area drinking water supplies are protected?
by Stuart Jenner
Christopher Nolan's Odyssey movie is breaking records at the box office globally. Dan Magill, Highline Journal's movie reviewer, says it's worth a watch.
by Daniel Magill
Ready for one last summer adventure? The Goonies hits Burien Town Square Friday. Grab a blanket and join the fun.
by Staff Writer
Join the 2026 Burien Brat Trot on Saturday, October 3 for a family-friendly fun run and a downtown block party.
Sea-Tac expansion promises growth, but community advocate Debi Wagner argues nearby communities already pay the price through pollution, illness, and regulatory neglect.
King County Council voted 7–2 Tuesday to oppose two citizen initiatives after contentious testimony, entering a heated statewide political debate.
Hazel Valley families say Highline’s inclusion model needs more staffing and support to keep students and educators safe in classrooms. Highline responds.
The family-owned Salmon Creek Café in Burien pairs its popular menu with a changing monthly gallery showcasing talented local artists and their work.
After an 80-year-old veteran was assaulted at a June ICE protest in Burien, residents question new promises of peaceful, nonviolent organizing.
Pressure grows on Highline Schools over public records and unanswered questions. Is one full-time public records staff member enough?
This 'must-have' list will help Highline parents understand surveys, screenings, sexual-health instruction, opt-out rights and homeschooling options before sending their children back to school this fall.
Ready for one last summer adventure? The Goonies hits Burien Town Square Friday. Grab a blanket and join the fun.
by Staff WriterWhat is the value of work? This Labor Day, we celebrate the ingenuity, determination and contributions that continue moving America forward.
by Melissa Petrini
Academic metrics missing. A $1.25 million “misstep.” Questions unanswered. One Highline resident argues rebuilding trust starts with transparency, public process and accountability.
by Admin
City Halls are closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day. The cities of SeaTac, Normandy Park, and Des Moines are all holding meetings this week.
by Staff Writer
Authors Mark and Jan discuss the lost art of listening, especially during touchy conversations with a spouse. But there is hope...
by Staff Writer
Two months after giving Superintendent Ivan Duran a three-year contract that emphasized academic growth, the School Board approved new evaluation priorities that do not specifically include academic achievement.
by Katie Kresly
As Sea-Tac Airport grows, how will the Port make sure area drinking water supplies are protected?
by Stuart Jenner
Christopher Nolan's Odyssey movie is breaking records at the box office globally. Dan Magill, Highline Journal's movie reviewer, says it's worth a watch.
by Daniel Magill