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Kent Reporter Athlete of the Week: Kentridge

Collin Jones (Sr.) tennis and Keaira Sinclair (Sr.) gymnastics are this week’s winners.

 

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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kentlake

Erick Kelley (Sr.) wrestling and Mesgana Petros (Fr.) volleyball are this weeks winners.

 

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Man dies after being hit by vehicle in Federal Way on Pacific Highway

According to police, the Nov. 17 incident does not appear to be criminal in nature.

 

Photo of the home on fire. Courtesy of Puget Sound Fire

Kent home catches fire

All of the occupants made it out safely.

Photo of the home on fire. Courtesy of Puget Sound Fire
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UPDATE: Kent election results for council, school board and more

Here are the latest results for Kent and King County races in the general election as of Nov. 10. Results will be certified Nov. 25.… Continue reading

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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kentridge

Owen Irey (So.) cross country and Makenna Bennett (Sr.) soccer are this weeks winners.

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Kent Reporter is changing to mail delivery

October is the final month of free home delivery of the Kent Reporter. Beginning with the Nov. 7 issue, the Reporter will be mailed only… Continue reading

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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kent-Meridian

Adonai Garza (Sr.) football and Donna Wittschiebe (Jr.) volleyball are this week’s winners.

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Kent Reporter Coach of the Month: Billy Bergendahl

Berghendhl coaches track and field at Canyon Ridge Middle School.

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Drone helps Auburn officers arrest robbery suspects

Four suspects allegedly attempted to rob a man.

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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kentlake High School

Lincoln Moore (Soph.) football and Layni Culp (Sr.) soccer are this week’s winners.

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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kentwood

Chance Savini (Jr.) football and Diya Thomas (Sr.) soccer are this week’s winners.

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Founder Miny Tefesse accepted the Minority-Owned Small Business of the Year award on behalf of Abyssinia Beauty School.

Kent small business wins first-place award from King County

Abyssinia Salon and Beauty School has locations in Kent, Renton and Kenya

Founder Miny Tefesse accepted the Minority-Owned Small Business of the Year award on behalf of Abyssinia Beauty School.
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Kent Reporter athletes of the week: Kentridge

Genesis Miller (Sr.) volleyball and A.J. Singer III (So.) football, are this weeks winners.

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Kent Reporter Athletes of the Week: Kent-Meridian

Kyle Yi (Sr.) tennis player and junior Devyn VanBuren-Wilkerson (soccer) are this week’s winners.

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Scene from the Facebook page for Federal Way Walmart on South 314th Street, which is set to close Oct. 31. However, the Walmart Supercenter at 34520 16th Ave. S. in Federal Way will remain open. (Screenshot)

Federal Way Walmart to close Oct. 31

The store is at 1900 S. 314th St. Second Walmart location in town to remain open

Scene from the Facebook page for Federal Way Walmart on South 314th Street, which is set to close Oct. 31. However, the Walmart Supercenter at 34520 16th Ave. S. in Federal Way will remain open. (Screenshot)
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Kent Reporter Athlete of the Week: Kentlake

Robert Hyslop (So.) cross country and Charlotte Coberly (Sr.) cross country are this weeks winners.

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Kent-based T-Birds win WHL opener against Tri-City 6-3

Team scores early and late in front of crowd of 4,664 at ShoWare Center

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Tolls to start Sept. 29 near Kent along new I-5/SR 509 connection

New 1-mile extension in SeaTac part of larger project still to come

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Lalita Uppala, Executive Director of Indian American Community Services, is pictured at a podium. Courtesy photo

Indian American Community Services to open Kent Community Center

Indian American Community Services (IACS), the longest-serving Indian immigrant organization in the Pacific Northwest, welcomed community members, local leaders, and civic partners to a blessing… Continue reading

Lalita Uppala, Executive Director of Indian American Community Services, is pictured at a podium. Courtesy photo