The Buds and Blooms Spring Garden Tour returns to Federal Way on Mother’s Day weekend. Tour the city’s greenery and floral treasures from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 12-13.
Federal Way resident Julie Kathan, 53, was diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, a fast-spreading and terminal brain cancer.
The Illahee Middle School Builders Club raised money to benefit the family of firefighter Wynn Loiland, who was critically injured last fall.
Federal Way students with developmental disabilities are learning the ways of the working world, one job at a time.
Federal Way preacher Otis Clark, the world’s oldest traveling evangelist at age 109, has been tapped to lead a revival that could transform Pentecostal Christianity across Africa.
Nathan Duncan, 16, was last seen by his teacher after school on Monday, April 23, near City Hall, 33325 8th Ave. S. He was riding a skateboard.
The 30-second advertisement features the slogan “Think smart. Move fast. Think Federal Way.” It begins airing today ESPN, Fox News and CNBC.
The city and Federal Way Public Schools are joining forces in the name of salmon.
The hardest part about Kay Anthony’s breast cancer diagnosis was telling her children.
Early results for the April 17 special election show South King Fire and Rescue’s excess levy, also known as Proposition 1, close to passing with 58.98 percent (9,635) of voters saying yes.
Lillian Yeh, a Bellevue resident and former City of Federal Way employee, died in a moped accident while vacationing with her family in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
The event was held April 16 at Pattison’s West Skating Center in Federal Way. Allen Schauffler of King 5 News served as the emcee. The National Speed Skating Circuit athletes showed off their supreme speed for the crowd.
Federal Way’s community gardens give youth with autism a place to grow.
Several candidates in Federal Way have thrown their hats in the ring for both state House of Representative positions in 2012. The filing deadline for candidates is May 14-18.
Federal Way United Methodist Church is celebrating its 40th anniversary and the remodeling of the church’s sanctuary on April 14-15. The church, located at 29645 51st Ave. S. in Auburn, is putting the finishing touches on a million-dollar renovation that began in November 2011.
From pickleball matches and bridge games to art classes and road trips, the Federal Way Community Center is a premier recreational hub for local seniors.
An April 12 forum at Highline Community College promoted the lifting or outright removal of this cap. Doing so, proponents say, will increase benefits and strengthen Social Security by trillions of dollars.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 grants specific rights and prohibits discrimination related to service dogs. However, some pet owners bring their non-service dogs into public establishments like restaurants and grocery stores.
Federal Way are taxpayers have a reason to vote in this month’s special election.
On April 16, Reach Out Federal Way is hosting Rollermania to raise money for local homeless shelters.
