Russell Wilson and Ciara were on hand to unveil limited edition library cards featuring the duo.
With a break in the winter weather Wednesday, the Sumner Spartans and Kentwood Conquerors were able to face off in…
The King County Medical Examiner’s Office as of Feb. 12 confirmed four deaths caused by hypothermia during the recent weather conditions.
He has received $6,545 of his $26,500 goal to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association.
It’s no secret when a new show is released on Netflix. Posts can be seen all over social media discussing this new must watch show or movie. And a month ago when “13 Reasons Why” was released, it was no different.
The county celebrates with birthday party at local elementary school.
The transaction is set to finalize in April.
As the weather cools, high school sports take their action inside.
This is the first installment of two. Next edition, The Courier-Herald will provide a look into domestic violence from a police perspective. And will also provide more information on resources available for victims and survivors. Names and dates in this story have been changed to protect survivors and their families.
Let me preface this column by saying, I know there will be people who disagree with me. That doesn’t make you wrong and that doesn’t make me wrong. It just means our opinion and points of view differ.
With the changing of the seasons, that can mean only one thing — fall sports are back in session.
With the return of Friday Night Lights came a battle of rivals.
The moment most student athletes have been waiting for all summer has arrived. They have put in a couple of weeks of practice and are preparing for the launch of the 2016-17 season. And this year, things will look a little different for Sumner High.
