As part of the Postcards to Space program, Big Chicken postcards will be placed aboard an upcoming Blue Origin space mission and will then be returned to the postcard owner with a stamp verifying that the letter had “Flown to Space.”
United Christian Church of Renton’s signature rainbow doors were heavily damaged over the weekend, something the church has dealt with in the past.
This woman-owned small business is one of the most recommended in the area for people experiencing hair loss.
Crews are cutting down trees between 2nd Street and 3rd Street as part of the project.
Sustainable Renton held its fall festival and fundraiser event on Sept. 30 at the non-profit organization’s Community Farm. Guests were…
Drum Roll Wine had a ribbon cutting ceremony for the official opening of the winery’s first flagship wine bar on…
A harvest festival that originated over 2,000 years ago in China, variations of the Moon Cake festival are celebrated around the harvest moon throughout east and southeast Asia.
Renton Municipal Arts Commission will award grant money to fund arts projects for early 2024.
The City of Renton has had 5K fun runs in the past, but none quite like this. On Friday, Sept….
Diyaa Ali, 10, has spent the last three years writing and working on her first book, “The Abandoned House: The Adventure to the World of Flora,” which is available as an e-book.
Draft plan is available online and details city’s plans to build sustainable jobs and infrastructure.
With an increased demand for English classes, Puget Sound Training Center has partnered with Renton Technical College to deliver the grammatical goods.
Tomāto Tomäto Creative celebrates its grand opening in downtown Renton with a crafting hangout and free swap meet.
Downtown Renton’s Macadons celebrates its one-year anniversary.
“There’s more filmmaking here than people think.”
From Whitworth Avenue to Main, 3rd Street was buzzing with food, wine and an outdoor glow rave.
Tutum Hospitium allows donors to supply charities with items that are most needed.
“We’re lucky to live in a state where abortion is legal and we had an opportunity to help others.”
Documentaries, short films and a full-length feature will screen Sept. 7 and 8 as part of The Summit’s film and creatives economy event.
A crafting and art space with a growing following, the Renton business will celebrate its Sept. 17 grand opening with a craft swap.
