Highline Times - News

By Ken Robinson Managing Editor

When we were younger than teenagers, Dad's cars were not particularly interesting to me and my four brothers. The 1950 Chartreuse Green Plymouth station wagon, the one where younger brother Tim got a smashed…MORE

Inspirus Credit Union donated 34 computer workstations and nine laptops to the Highline School District to support its nationally recognized computer science program. The White House recently praised Highline among 25 public school districts…MORE

Born September 1, 1920 in Washougal, WA to Charles and Bertha (Dibble) Roth, Verle Roth, beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle and friend, passed away February 8, 2016.

He graduated from high school in Camas, WA, attended the…MORE

You are invited! Highline is holding community conversations in all four high school service areas. What are the high school experiences you want for your students in the future? How can our high schools better prepare students for college and…MORE

by Tim Takechi

Dr. Givings considers himself to be a “man of science” who marvels at society’s latest technological innovations and their ability to aid his medical practice. Unbeknownst to the rational and kind-hearted doctor is that his…MORE

Artists United takes over the entire Burien Arts Gallery in March for the group’s Annual Juried Art Show.  Normally, Artists United members display their work in one section of the gallery.   Since 1949, Artists United's mission has been to…MORE

For artists and creative types who want to explore a new medium, Northwest Encaustics provides plenty of room to play with pigmented wax in a safe and inspiring environment.

The studio, located at 7150 44th Ave SW in West Seattle, comes…MORE

The White Center Community Development Association (CDA) is partnering with the YES Foundation of White Center and the White Center Food Bank to host the fourth annual White Center 5K Walk & Run. The 5K will take place on Saturday, March 26,…MORE