Memorials across Highline tell stories of sacrifice, reminding us that freedom carries names, families, and hometown memories.

Clear a drain, help waterways, tidy your neighborhood, and score free chocolate? Public Works Week just got more interesting.

Parents and community members will gather May 27 to discuss student privacy, school technology, screen time concerns, rising costs, and accountability.

Community Conversations hosted expert David Spring to provide clarity on overlapping parental and student rights laws, both at federal and local levels. Absent were invited local school leaders and elected board directors.

Highline area watersheds offer volunteer opportunities to restore streams, remove invasive plants, and protect local ecosystems during Earth Day and beyond.

Burien honors More We Love for victim support work, providing immediate response, safety, and care for survivors alongside local law enforcement partners.

Two dozen attendees met for an evening centered on dialogue, understanding, and shared community concerns.

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding, many communities are reflecting on the deep and diverse histories that shape the nation. Exploring both American and ancient American history offers an opportunity to appreciate the people, cultures, and traditions that existed long before modern borders and cities.