City of Enumclaw seeks input on changes to the city’s zoning code
Since November, the city Planning Commission has been hard at work updating the city’s zoning code. The permitted and conditional uses haven’t been reviewed in over a decade and are in need of an overhaul. Now the Community Development Department is seeking comments on those proposed updates.
Summer track program features Enumclaw and White River coaches
Track and field athletes looking for summer training and competition have an opportunity through a program headed by Enumclaw and White River coaches.
Enumclaw High basketball coach Bill Hawk to be inducted into Hall of Fame
Former Enumclaw High basketball coach Bill Hawk, who led the Hornets to nine state tournaments, is slated for induction into the Washington Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame.
More than ever, Big Brother is watching all of us | Wally's World
It’s no secret that this country’s anti-terrorist technology and spy networks have expanded by leaps and bounds during the past several years (since 9/11).
Enumclaw does not need another law | Letter
This is not what Enumclaw wants or needs. Our small, conservative town does not need one more law or ordinance that can potentially violate our civil rights. I think between the state and the federal government we put up with enough of this already.
Look for an opportunity to please God today | Church Corner
There’s a difference between enjoying something and being satisfied by it. Most people make the mistake of chasing enjoyment rather than satisfaction.
Enumclaw High class of ‘73 graduates planning reunion, needs classmates
Members of the Enumclaw High School graduating class of 1973 are planning their 40-year reunion and are looking for some missing classmates.
Inattentive driving law passes Enumclaw City Council
Without debate, members of the Enumclaw City Council gave police the authority to ticket motorists deemed guilty of “inattentive driving.”
Little Girl - poem by Tami Haaland | Ted Kooser
There are many fine poems in which the poet looks deeply into a photograph and tries to touch the lives caught there. Here’s one by Tami Haaland, who lives in Montana.
Jebrica wins the $50,000 Budweiser Handicap | Emerald Downs
Jebrica rallied boldly and notched a three-quarter-length victory over Stryker Phd in the $50,000 Budweiser Handicap for 3-year-olds and up Sunday before a packed house on Father’s Day at Emerald Downs.
Enumclaw jockey Gallyn Mitchell fundrasier a success | Emerald Downs
Before a capacity crowd Saturday night in the Emerald Room, the Gallyn Mitchell Fundraiser raised nearly $23,000 as the racing community rallied around the track’s all-time leading rider who suffered a heart attack in April.
