The persons we are when we are young are probably buried somewhere within us when we’ve grown old. Denise Low, who was the Kansas poet laureate, takes a look at a younger version of herself in this telling poem.
Contemporary jazz piano legend David Benoit pays tribute to the much-loved animated television special "A Charlie Brown Christmas" during a concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10 at the Kentwood High.
I never claimed to be a good housekeeper. There are just some things in life I really hate to do and housekeeping is one of them. So consequently, I put off many household chores until they are screaming for attention and I can’t ignore them any longer.
A 1950s union strike in a textile factory doesn’t sound like the best setting for a musical comedy, but, for Kentlake Drama it has worked well in its production of Richard Adler and Jerry Ross’ “The Pajama Game.”
Here’s a fine poem about a cricket by Catherine Tufariello, who lives in Indiana. I especially admire the way in which she uses rhyme without it ever taking control of the poetry, the way rhyme can.
The treasured tradition of the Boulding family's musical celebration of the holiday season returns Sunday, Dec. 4 to Kent.
When we’re on all fours in a garden, planting or weeding, we’re as close to our ancient ancestors as we’re going to get. Here, while he works in the dirt, Richard Levine feels the sacred looking over his shoulder.
Kent residents can donate pajamas at the Farrington Court retirement community, 516 Kenosia Ave., until Dec. 1 to give to foster kids served by Treehouse.
Well, Thanksgiving is upon us. I don’t have a large family or extended family, so I only cook for my two teenage daughters, my husband, my mom and me. Every year I contemplate the value of cooking a big Thanksgiving meal for five people, four of whom I plan and cook for five days a week already.
Kent's ShoWare Center celebrates Michael Hardy the 1,000,000 guest.
It’s getting harder to feel good about life in America. According to data collected by the Census Bureau, the average income of Americans has fallen by almost 10 percent since the beginning of the recession of 2008. Some experts say the financial crisis has been as traumatic and anxiety-producing for millions of Americans as the events of Sept. 11, 2001. While people back then were fearful of another terrorist attack, they are now experiencing profound existential angst about their future.
One lucky fan will get quite the gift when he or she enters Kent's ShoWare Center on Friday night for the Seattle Thunderbirds hockey game.
Yes, it is a bit early to begin to think about Christmas. The pumpkin season just ended and Thanksgiving is lurking around the corner.
The Las Vegas Sin held off a late rally by the Seattle Mist for a 28-24 win in a women's Lingerie Football League game Friday at the ShoWare Center in Kent.
Adam Loosley fell in love with ice skating when he was three years old.
Players from the Seattle Mist of the women's Lingerie Football League appeared at the ShoWare Center in Kent Thursday to promote their game at 7 p.m. Friday against the Las Vegas Sin.
Sommore headlines the Royal Comedy Tour that will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 5 at the ShoWare Center in Kent.
Oddsmakers have listed the Seattle Mist as a 10.5-point favorite against the Las Vegas Sin in the women's Lingerie Football League game to be played at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4 at the ShoWare Center in Kent.
Ruth Moody, a founding member of the internationally renowned, Billboard-charting trio The Wailin’ Jennys, brings her solo project to Kent’s Spotlight Series.
The Kent-based Rainier Chorale will host “Harvest Moon,” a cabaret, dinner, and silent auction at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29 at Green River Community College in Auburn.
