Lea Hill News

What began as a generous effort to feed hungry families living in isolated, subsidized housing on Lea Hill has progressed into something greater for Auburn.

Two trial novels fizzled, but a determined Auburn author kept her compelling story alive and delivered a sprawling saga on the third try.

Hard work, learning and leadership are what Jeremy Call is all about. "He's willing to try different things, and learn from them," said his father, Rod.

Auburn police responded to the following calls for service between April 24 and April 27: April 24 Luring: 7:40 a.m., 1200 block of 37th Street Southeast.

Investigators from the South King County Fire Investigation Task Force have determined the cause of a residential fire Monday evening in Auburn to be accidental.

A house fire early Monday evening in a neighborhood west of Green River Community College needed crews from the Valley Regional Fire Authority, the City of Kent, South King Fire and Rescue and Mountain View Fire and Rescue to beat back.

A couch fire at an Auburn apartment complex early Saturday morning forced a full evacuation and about $50,000 in damages.

Pete Lewis said that creating a climate where residents can shop, dine and find local entertainment, especially in the downtown area, drives his planning and economic development efforts.

Auburn City Councilman Rich Wagner announced today he will seek election to a fifth term.

In an effort to increase safety near three of Auburna s schools, the City of Auburn last week activated two new sets of flashing school zone lights on Lea Hill, warning people to watch their speed around the ...

Curious but timid, 6-year-old Jacob Tierney slowly reached to feel the tactile illustration from a carefully designed children's book.

The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 146 calls for service between Feb.

Auburn police responded to the following calls for service between Feb. 13 and Feb.

The Valley Regional Fire Authority responded to 156 calls for service between Feb.

What Dick Brugger started grew over time into a profound body of work that poured from his heart.

It stands today as a mobile a oechurch in a box,a but organizers hope that one day their little house of worship becomes a permanent fixture in Auburna s faith community.

Auburn High School, Terminal Park Elementary and Olympic Middle School are all past the half-century mark, showing their age, and would be more costly to fix than to tear down and build anew.

Are you retired a ' but not ready to retire from learning? Green River Community College is now offering "Prime Time" for mature learners.

"The Jaytaown Stampeed att Mystique Haul Saturday night was shur a good tyme," the May 24, 1912 Auburn Republican proclaimed in its finest hayseed style.

His phone ringing, Isaiah Johnson fidgets behind his tidy desk as he quickly responds to an e-mail. A framed poster of Barack Obama with his campaign mantra, "Yes We Can," graces his office wall, as do several ...