The Kent Downtown Partnership's Safety & Security Committee, along with the Youth Services Center of Kent, is hosting an evening for downtown businesses to share… Continue reading
Children who love pirates will want to go see The Misadventures of Cap'n Arrr at noon Thursday at West Fenwick Park, 3824 Reith Road.Known as… Continue reading
Catch the popular folk duo of Reilly and Maloney 7 p.m. Thursday at Lake Meridian Park, 14800 S.E. 272nd St.Ginny Reilly and David Maloney first… Continue reading
Recess Monkey, which bills itself as Seattle's greatest children's music band, plays noon Wednesday as part of the city-sponsored free Picnic Performances at Town Square… Continue reading
Tickets went on sale July 26 for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Baily Circus. The event runs Sept. 3-7 at the ShoWare Center in… Continue reading
Rock 'n' roll fans who loved the hits of the 1950s and 1960s had a good reason to be at the Kent Senior Activity Center late last month.
With this past week's temperatures climbing over the 100-degree mark, how did Kent folks fare? Visit the city's designated cooling centers with staff writer Steve Hunter and videographer Charles Cortes, to see what people were doing to beat the summer heat.
Charles Henry LeberOctober 18, 1919 -- August 2, 2009 Charles Henry Leber Jr., known to family and friends as “Chuck”, passed away on August 2,… Continue reading
Vikki K. Wilkerson-HodgeVikki K. Wilkerson-Hodge, age 56, passed away August 2, 2009. Vikki was born in Long Beach, CA and moved to Washington State in… Continue reading
Austin Taylor felt the pressure on Monday night at Windjammer Park in Oak Harbor.Two outs, bases loaded and a chance to win a Little League… Continue reading
The Kent Reporter wants to highlight the experiences of former high school athletes, in our upcoming Fall Sports Preview. If you'd like to be a… Continue reading
Kent Reporter staff writer Brian Beckley attempts to cook an egg Thursday in his editor's car. Did it cook?
Watch to see why he will never get the keys to her car again.
Fans of bad movies and fans of people who make fun of bad movies will both have something to cheer about this month when members… Continue reading
Members of the Metropolitan King County Council said today the best approach to reducing the projected $213 million deficit facing Metro Transit is to implement… Continue reading
Comedian Sean Anderson of Federal Way was the winner July 24 at Laugh the Knights Away at the Castle Bridge Winery, sponsored in part by… Continue reading
Kent native and Kentridge High product Mike Larabee was named earlier this week as the new head fastpitch coach at the University of Arkansas.Larabee just… Continue reading
Have an item that belongs in the Recreation Calendar? E-mail it to staff writer Erick Walker at ewalker@kentreporter.comBASEBALLTRIPLE PLAY BASEBALL CLUBPlayers ages 12-18 with a… Continue reading
