CAMPAIGN ’19
In its effort to familiarize Auburn residents with candidates for public office, the Auburn Reporter offers this brief introduction to two City Council hopefuls whose… Continue reading
NEW BUSINESS ON THE BLOCK
Olympic Sport and Spine helps rehabilitate athletes, and the rest of us
CAMPAIGN 2019
Filing week for candidates for state, county, city, school districts and other offices in Washington state ended last Friday. The deadline passed with surprises for… Continue reading
Only one of three ballfields Auburn’s Game Farm Park is in the dark when the sun goes down. But, not for much longer. On Monday,… Continue reading
Auburn receives $500,000 from the state to support transformation of old post office into Arts and Culture Center
Holman decides not to seek a third term on City Council
The case of an Auburn man whom the King County Prosecutor claims took a 14-year-old Mt. Baker Middle School student to his apartment on Oct.… Continue reading
The citywide patch-and-overlay project that gets rolling in June calls for a lot of patching and overlaying, with plenty of potential to slow the hopeful… Continue reading
Auburn City Councilmember John Holman has not yet formally announced whether he intends to seek reelection. But interest in filling the seat he’s held since… Continue reading
Community celebrates soon-to-be winged-and-fried addition to Les Gove Park
The King County Prosecutor has charged an Auburn man with second-degree murder for the death of his 68-year-old stepfather. Matthew Michaud, 24, is in King… Continue reading
THEATER ARTS
1995 Auburn High School graduate David Cox returns to his alma mater to lead drama department
For decades, said Vera Orlandic-Hodak, she has been, “a leader, a doer, a grateful community member and a devoted mother.” On Thursday, the Lakeland Hills… Continue reading
Owner Rob Gerson to step away and try something new, entertains a buyer
Vietnamese community commemorates 44th anniversary of Black April
Old Valley 6 Drive-In Theaters site attracts buyer with a development proposal – and a big ask of the city
AUBURN TOWN HALL
More than 100 days into her first term in office, U.S. Rep. Kim Schrier’s plate is loaded with health care, climate change, education
Auburn restaurant earning rave reviews
Next month, young eyes and minds will come to Auburn Mountainview High School to test their chess chops against peers. To set kings queens and… Continue reading
‘WE ARE NOT BROKE’
City officials look at ways to raise money for the general fund
