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Highline High School's Pirates football team lost 38-20 to the Mt. Rainier Rams in their 2025 season opener. The match, part of the "Waterfront Cup," highlighted the rivalry between the two schools from south King County. Despite the defeat, the Pirates demonstrated determination and aim to improve in upcoming games.
Burien’s Glen Acres Church of Christ will host a Blood Drive on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025, from 1–6 p.m. Local residents are encouraged to participate and help save lives at the church located at 11401 10th Avenue South.
The Burien City Council will convene on September 8, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. to address various agenda items, including proclamations and business license updates. The meeting can be attended in-person or viewed via live stream and cable television.
The Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce announced its annual SEA Airport Luncheon, highlighting community engagement and local business support. The event aims to connect regional leaders and promote economic growth in South King County.
The Burien Farmers Market at Town Square Park is set to run from September 4 to September 5, 2025, featuring local agriculture and shopping opportunities. This event promotes vegan diets and supports non-profit organizations within the environmental services industry. Attendees can explore a variety of goods while enjoying the community atmosphere.
A man wanted on felony and DUI warrants was arrested in Burien after fleeing from deputies at a gas station. Police and a K9 unit tracked him down later that night, and he was booked on the outstanding warrants and additional charges. Burien Police thanked the team for their efforts in ensuring public safety.
Burien's Animal Care & Control event will take place on September 1, 2025, focusing on dog licensing and public safety. The event aims to address issues related to dog bites and promote responsible pet ownership.
The Burien Arts Association seeks local artists for the “BAM!” Burien Art Market, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025, at the Shark Garden. The family-friendly event will feature local art, music, and food, with participation costing $50 for a booth. Last year, the market attracted approximately 300 attendees.
Guy MacDonald Harper, a longtime resident of Burien, WA, passed away peacefully at 92 on August 26, 2025. Known for his artistic talents and community contributions, he co-authored a book preserving local history and was a dedicated wood carver. Harper is survived by his wife Pam and several children and grandchildren.
Seven Burien arts organizations received $65,000 from ArtsFund’s 2025 Community Accelerator Grant program, part of a larger $10 million initiative. The funding aims to enhance cultural vibrancy and support local nonprofits, with 930 organizations statewide benefiting from this round of grants.