In collaboration with the Seattle Consulate-General of Japan and the King County Library System, local residents learned “Fabulous Furoshiki: A New Twist on an Old Idea” at the Woodinville Library.
America’s First Corps Army Band is coming to Auburn this weekend to present its annual Red, White and Blue Holiday…
Catch ‘Winter at the Beach’ Dec. 20 at Auburn Performing Arts Center
The City of Auburn presents the free annual Lighted Santa Parade and Tree Lighting on Saturday, Dec. 6, featuring sparkling…
Auburn Symphony Orchestra’s board of directors announced the hiring of Gabi Galloway as its new executive director effective January 2026….
The Auburn Food Bank has been a pillar of South King County charity, providing food for those in need, especially…
Annual luncheon is hosted by the Auburn Senior Activity Center.
“When I look back on my military years, I would do it all over again, if that was possible.”
Auburn’s 60th annual Veterans Parade and Observance was held Nov. 8, 2025. The parade featured more than 150 units and…
When Ganna Stogniy and Vadym Mukiienko moved to the United States from Ukraine with their two sons in 2023, they…
Set as near as Seattle or far as rural Japan, these overlooked horror films are just the thing to watch this Halloweekend.
Holy Family School in Auburn held a day of service Oct. 4.
In its 19th season, the 2-12th grade youth choir provides space and opportunities for singers, allowing them to perform their music and make friends.
Long ago, brother and sister Alfred and Anna Olson hosted dances for friends in the cedar barn, feet stepping smartly…
What sets Hops and Crops Music and Beer Festival apart from the run of the mill festivals in scattered arenas…
South King County singers grades 2-12 can join now, with rehearsals beginning Sept. 15.
During a summer where local earthquake swarms beneath Mt. Rainier put Cascadian volcanoes back in the news and at the…
Ascension guide Brent Okita has many achievements, but considers the people he climbs with the real treasure of his journey.
This area is blessed by the presence of the Green River, which serpentines its way for some 65 miles – from its mountainous origin to its ultimate destination in Seattle’s bustling Elliott Bay.
The Check Out Washington program allows KCLS patrons to get a pass and an adventure pack that includes binoculars, and guidebooks.
