Jane Austen meets JP Morgan in Breeders Theater’s new show, “Withering Heights.” “It’s a parody of Victorian romance novels and…
A fair-weathered afternoon brought about 4,500 spectators to the Return to Renton Car Show on an otherwise quiet Sunday downtown….
Renton is kicking off its Moonlight Movies in the Park event with River Days July 23. In memory of outdoor…
Yearbooks have become historical tools, but a bad economy puts them at risk.
If you were looking for fun on a Friday night in the 1960s, the ideal thing to do was to…
Final upgrades to Renton’s two libraries finished just in time for the summer reading programs this year. “It’s a good…
After a long and cold “Juneuary,” the temperatures are picking up and so are visits to Renton’s public swimming holes….
July’s music calendar happens to have all free shows. The Upper Room 817 S. Third St., Renton, second floor Contact:…
One Renton woman decided to turn her birthday into a work party, shoveling bark, instead of cake, at a local…
If you walk by the entrance twice, wander up an anonymous flight of stairs to meet the smell of a…
Summer came as a bittersweet moment for one Renton kindergarten teacher, who is retiring after 42 years with the school…
For Heather Sweet, it started with light headaches last fall.
She went to a doctor, who recommended she see one who specializes in headaches.
Then, at dinner with a friend, her neck stiffened, her ears plugged and her eyes blurred.
She and her husband Ryan rushed to the emergency room at Overlake Hospital in Bellevue. Tests were done. They thought this “was no big deal,” she said.
A doctor whom she hadn’t met approached them. He looked “horrified,” she said. Then, he gave them the test results.
“It’s really bad news, but you have a brain tumor,” he told Heather.
In a life-changing instant, Heather became one of about 1,200 people in the Northwest and about 22,000 nationwide diagnosed with brain cancer every year. This Saturday, Heather and her family and supporters will join hundreds of others for the Third Annual Seattle Brain Cancer Walk at the Seattle Center to raise money for cancer research.
The Renton Civic Theatre has announced its lineup for the 2010-2011 season. The season runs September through June 2011 at…
After being closed for eight months, an Italian restaurant is receiving a second chance in downtown Renton. “It turned out…
Merrill Gardens was a swingin’ place Friday, all for a good cause, the USO. The retirement community on Burnett in…
Spirit is back home in Renton but soon movie-goers across America will know his face.
Spirit plays Marmaduke in the just-released movie of the same name about a Great Dane living in sunny California with his often-harried family. The movie is based on the popular comic strip.
Ajane Burnley, editor of Renton High’s student newspaper, always knows best. At least, that’s what she’ll tell you. “She will…
The smell of roasted corn drifted to an opposite corner of the market, where a man stopped me and asked…
The guards and dragons locked all the royalty in the castle to take the day off and be lazy. But…
The Renton Reporter’s June music calendar with live music all month
