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Lea Hill land swap to benefit Auburn and Green River Community College
Green River Community College uses the 8.97-acre Lea Hill Park to the north more than the residents of…
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Auburn cameras catch fewer red-light violators, more speeders in school zones
Red light violations at the Auburn intersections with photo enforcement cameras dropped 28 percent in a comparison of…
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GRCC’s Prime Time Institute presents Divas of Jazz
Women throughout the history of the music profession have struggled against societal barriers and male attitudes.
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Nelson writes about a place called Slaughter
William Carlos Williams wrote his epic poem about Paterson, New Jersey, and Charles Olson wrote his about Glouchester,…
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Police: Man fesses up to arson in restaurant fire
Overcome by guilt, Auburn police say, the man they believe set fire to Kouros Restaurant on Jan. 16,…
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Vandals endangering flood walls along river
People have knocked holes in it, walked on it in high heels, torched it, cut it,
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Utility rates to increase Feb. 1
Auburn residents should prepare to pay more on their utility bills starting Feb. 1.
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Exhibit takes extended ride on yesteryears’ rails
Warren McGee, the second son of a railroad engineer, grew up in the railroad town of Livingston, Mont.,…
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Fain to run for for 47th District Senate seat
Joe Fain, a local community volunteer and Chief of Staff for King Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer, announced Monday…
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Lewis brings wish list to D.C. conference
As always, Mayor Pete Lewis had his wish list to take this week to Washington D.C. and the…
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Popular library to make way for expansion
The Auburn Public library is so busy that even on ordinary days every seat, hard and soft, has…
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City first to sign agreement with water alliance
The Auburn City Council on Tuesday evening authorized Mayor Pete Lewis to sign an agreement with the Cascade…
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Auburn man charged with arson in Kouros restaurant fire
King County Prosecutors on Wednesday charged a 20-year-old Auburn man with second-degree burglary and second-degree arson in connection…
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City approves transportation improvement plan
Auburn City Council members recently approved the City’s Transportation Improvement Program, recognizing about $146 million worth of transportation…
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Army remembers, honors Auburn WWII veteran
In a black-and-white photograph taken on some forgotten field in France during the Second World War, a weary…
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Auburn man pleads not guilty to cockfighting
A 34-year-old Auburn man pleaded not guilty Jan. 13 at the Norm Maleng Regional Justice Center i Kent…
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City plans to build center-gymnasium first
Plans for the Les Gove Community Campus call for a 20,100-square-foot community center on the park's south end…
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Partridge takes his seat on City Council
Auburn's newest council member recently received some helpful advice from a former city lawmaker, and he intends to…
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City reorganizes, eliminates 22 more positions, 14 through layoffs
Citing continuing budgetary shortfalls and efforts to streamline City processes, Mayor Pete Lewis on Dec. 30 announced fresh…
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Person of the Year: Largo Wales opens her heart to children
ACAP Child and Family Services is the end of the line for a lot of kids, but Largo…