As community members our expectations are great, and we want 2022 to be a better year for our city. For…
An ode to Federal Way’s holiday season begins with a roast before we toast.
Today we are going to have a discussion with my friend “Doctor Community.”
Federal Way is an enigma. As a planned community built on corporate ideals, we have become a city of just…
Diversity has become a “buzzword” used by every city that has a significant multicultural – multiethnic population. It is also…
Federal Way, like all cities, gets to be a front row player to the daily, weekly, monthly, annual or multiyear…
Diversity appears to be Federal Way’s double-edged sword. We champion our diversity as a badge of courage, but fail to…
Could Federal Way reshape itself into a dynamic force in the South Puget Sound by investing in the arts?
What niche is Federal Way trying to fill in the greater Seattle-Tacoma area?
Reading the police blotter in any newspaper proves that we as people will do just about anything and when caught,…
I watched the mayor of Federal Way’s 2021 State of the City speech and it was a decent presentation that…
Perceptions, reality, disinformation, truth, fact, deflection, conspiracy, accountability or none at all and despite this daily grind of ongoing media…
The COVID-19 pandemic crisis of 2020 is a change opportunity as well as a community health check. It has and…
The Legislature is in session starting Jan. 11. Let the 2021 political games begin.
2020 has changed America as our country and the world at large are affected by a coronavirus pandemic.
Having a strong local government is a benefit to all of us in a crisis.
We are mediocre in a region that is rapidly becoming global, educated and economically relevant. We have a mountain to climb.
Overcoming Federal Way’s general apathy toward exploring itself as a new frontier is essential for shedding the effects of being a hollowed-out corporate company town.
‘Save the Campus’ and Initiative 19-001 poverty crusaders don’t have a clear understanding of their impact.
“For us to regain prosperity … an improved retail sector would be nice, and we must keep traffic moving and crime heading toward Fife.”
