SPONSORED; There’s a particular exhaustion that washes over you when you’re hungry and overwhelmed from a day of travel. You need to eat, the kids…
From our sister site The B-Town Blog: EDITOR’S NOTE: The subject of this story is a former B-Town Blog advertiser. This reporter has also met him…
SPONSORED: South King Media is proud to team up with the Seattle Kraken and share an exciting new season of NHL hockey, giveaways and specials…
SPONSORED: Time to upgrade your sprinkler timer? Consider replacing it with a WaterSense timer! The Saving Water Partnership is offering eligible customers up to a…
SPONSORED: By Alia Sinclair When you think of Latin cuisine, tacos, nachos, and other familiar Mexican favorites may be the first dishes that come to…
When families choose Kennedy Catholic High School, they often point to the strong sense of community as the deciding factor. While we offer comprehensive academic…
SPONSORED: Called “the funniest farce ever written,” Noises Off presents a manic menagerie of itinerant actors rehearsing a flop called Nothing’s On at Renton Civic Theatre from…
Giant illuminated butterflies, glowing jellyfish and interactive art will fill downtown Burien for its awesome Arts-A-Glow this Saturday night, Sept. 12, with a festival map…
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” will bring a screening and a night of live variety acts, costumes and audience participation to the Des Moines Theater…
SPONSORED: By Alia Sinclair You got in late. You slept restlessly in a hotel bed, which is not quite like home. You’ve managed to drag…
Washington State Patrol (WSP) detectives are seeking witnesses after a driver reported being shot at last Sunday during a road rage incident that began on…

South King County Fine Arts Roundup: Lots of late summer music, storytelling, outdoor theater & more
Featured image: Streamside, a public domain landscape painting by American Artist Edward Mitchell Bannister (1828–1901). Want to get out and do something interesting? There’s something for…
















FEEL GOOD FRIDAY: Missed things.
By Dave Markwell “Thanks for being patient with him. He carried a lot of baggage and some of it was heavy, but hard to let…