Enumclaw council vote on Community Center bond measure delayed to Dec. 3
This is your last chance to make a public comment before the council likely puts the bond on the April 2024 ballot.
Crystal Mountain announces season kick-off | Crystal Mountain Resort
The resort will open Dec. 2, though season pass holders have exclusive access Dec. 1 – 9.
At A Glance | December 2023
Donate some toys to the Plateau Kids Network and watch the upcoming Christmas Parade!
EHS Hornets booted by Seahawks in football state semifinal
The Hornets fought hard but fell to Anacortes 34-20.
EHS’ long-time volleyball coach retires
Coach Jackie Carel led the Hornet team for three decades.
EHS football nail SPSL 2A players of the year honors
Coach Mark Gunderson was also received the Coach of the Year award.
Three teens caught after escaping from Echo Glen Children’s Center
At least ten inmates have escaped from the juvenile correctional facility this year.
It’s unclear if medical information will be automatically transferred to another local pharmacy. The passes are expected to open around May, but recent years have seen later openings.
Enumclaw Rite Aid closes Dec. 4
Chinook, Cayuse passes closed
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EHS Hornets to battle Anacortes Seahawks in state football semifinals
Their last contest against Highline Pirates ended with a 41-30 victory.
EHS football breaks into the Elite Eight; WRHS Volleyball falls in state tournament
Also, EHS places 10th, WRHS 29th, in state swim.
- Panthers advance in state soccer
- WR volleyball nets district championship; EHS football ranks No. 2 in league
- Enumclaw’s Dahners ready for ‘grueling’ six-day off-road international motorcycle race
- EHS football on track to state, WRHS girls track take first in district
- Sports roundup | Oct. 23 – 27
- EHS sophomore Levesh honored as Athlete of the Week
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3 lesser-known causes of tooth decay
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One-stop shop of services supports Enumclaw’s small businesses
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Papa Johns delivers a new location to Bonney Lake.
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Back to School: Envisioning Education in the 10G Era
Don’t forget to buy tickets to the Nov. 4 wine walk orregister your float for the upcoming Santa parade! Coastal Salish tribes also embrace the project.At A Glance | November 2023 | Update
Trolls from Denmark make their mark across Puget Sound
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KC Council will consider reparations over historic redlining
Race-based restrictive real estate practices estimated to have prevented billions in wealth.
State League of Women Voters condemn election office interferences
League president calls substances mailed ‘an attack on democracy’
- WA to invest $200 million to address disparities created by “war on drugs”
- King County jail guard reportedly took bribes to smuggle drugs to inmates
- Sound Transit to enforce passenger fares starting Nov. 15
- King County Sexual Assault Resource Center hires new CEO
- Off-duty pilot charged after psychedelic mushroom-induced ‘breakdown’
- KC Councilman accuses OLEO director of “defending” Hamas attack
Mr. Bills rebrands after four years of Kush21 ownership
Manager Nicole Nourse wants customers to know that the store, and its services, will remain the same.
The Dusty Shelf looks to expand community meet-up, event options
Check out the new adult, young adult, and classics book clubs, plus a meet-and-greet with local authors and a launch party next month
- Mutual of Enumclaw launches Leakbot pilot program
- Expo Center reports increased profit, attendance so far this year
- Family, success, and barbecue at The Rainier | BEST OF
- Wayman’s and a love of vintage | BEST OF
- More businesses speak out against Cole Street closures while informal poll shows high popularity
- Who won “Best Of”? Here are the 2023 results
