One of Kent's most heavily used and year-round multi-sports facilities wears a new rug.
Kent's Renee Keller routinely begins her day with coffee, cuddling with her dog in her front living room and catching up with the latest news on television.
It's a balancing act, and one Dave Kramer carefully performs.
It's summer hockey on ice, all for a good cause. Fifty-two area players, including one who flew in from San Francisco, competed on four teams at the sixth annual DJ Baskin Memorial Hockey Tournament at the Kent Valley Ice Centre this weekend.
One of Kent's longest-running service clubs celebrates 50 years this year.
A suspect was killed and four Kent Police officers were injured in a Sunday afternoon shootout and explosion, authorities said.
Many kids come and go through Glenn Hamada’s youth boxing gym throughout the year.
It began as a jingle and wound up being the impetus for a children's Christian book series.
Even if dragon boats are a part of Mithula Rarmal's culture, she has never been near one of the elegant vessels.
Given the opportunity, Vy Tran was determined to finish school.
The crown would be a nice fit for Angela Darling, a greater means to spread an important message.
Mic in hand, the Rev. Jimmie James pointed to the sunny skies and urged followers to take up a chant.
The restaurant business can be consuming and challenging, but it also can be fulfilling and rewarding.
Far off though he was, the young sailor witnessed the ebb and flow of monumental, bloody battles, as American amphibious forces landed on enemy-occupied islands in the Pacific theater of World War II.
Isaiah Terry had difficulty coping with the sorrow of a stinging, season-ending loss.
Football is a snap to Clint Gresham. Overcoming doubt takes time.
She has a warm personality, part Brooklyn spice and genuinely most everything nice.
Skilled in the courtroom, Mark Prothero was also generous to the community in which he lived.
Mark Prothero – prominent criminal defense attorney, civic leader, community volunteer and coach – passed away early Saturday morning at his Kent home with family at his side.
Keith Beach thinks of his daughter every day, a beautiful girl who was killed in a car accident nearly 23 years ago.
