
Tires damaged, mother and daughter conflict | Enumclaw police reports May 11-14
TIRE DAMAGE: A McHugh Avenue resident notified police of damage done to vehicle tires, estimating the replacement value at $400 to $500. Extra patrol was requested. The report was taken the afternoon of May 14.
Enumclaw washes over Lakes and Puyallup in first round of state tournament | Water Polo
The Enumclaw High School girls water polo team beat Lakes 23-2 and Puyallup 23-9 on Wednesday's first round of state tournament play at Lakes High School, and advance to Friday's second round where they will face Peninsula at the Curtis High School Pool at 5:20 p.m.
Editorial | Reflections from four years on the Enumclaw City Council | Rich Elfers
In 2009, the Nestlé company wanted to come to our town and establish a water bottling plant. Their proposal involved taking over “first rights” of Enumclaw’s water supply.
Candidates begin filing for Plateau legislative races
Filing for the fall elections opened Monday and will conclude Friday.Here's a look at who has filed for Plateau legislative races through the afternoon of Wednesday, May 16.
Enumclaw High players, coaches earn postseason honors
Enumclaw High was well represented when South Puget Sound League 3A awards were announced following the regular spring season.
White River boys third, girls fifth at state | Powerlifting
The White River High boys placed third and the Hornet girls finished fifth during the May 12 state powerlifting championships in Lacey.
Enumclaw High School Daily Bulletin | May 17
We are still accepting money for Grad Night. Please send money as soon as you can. We are now signing up students for buses.
Crash on West Tapps sends one to trauma center | East Pierce Fire & Rescue
East Pierce Fire and Rescue firefighters responded to numerous reports of a collision on the 4100 block of West Tapps at 9:22 p.m.
Enumclaw High School Daily Bulletin | May 16
Attention, sophomores and juniors, interested in helping new students adjust to EHS, while also learning fun leadership skills? Then apply to be a Link Crew leader. Application can be picked up at the ASB or main office and are due this Friday.
Crew provides more than meat | Wally's World
I never met Gene Emry and knew absolutely nothing about the barbecue catering service he opened around 1955 behind Herald’s Restaurant and Lounge (currently, a strip mall). In fact, I didn’t even realize the business was there until the mid-1960s. In 1990, Gene sold his enterprise to Frank Mickelson and, in 2005, Frank sold to Gary Shaw, who operates the place today.
Some find community living a perfect fit | Life Waves
A recent AARP poll found that nearly 60 percent of Baby Boomers say they are concerned about living independently, and more than 50 percent say they have begun to think about how they would pay for independent living assistance as they get older.
