Buckley launches new emergency alert system
You can now get alerts for natural disasters and other public safety alerts.
Citing low staffing, Mount Rainier park reduces access to Paradise to weekends this winter
Access to the rest of the park remains unchanged.
Plateau basketball teams look forward to heading back to state
Both EHS and WRHS boys and girls went to state last year – will one of them go all the way this season?
Briefly | Nov. 30
A note about the Enumclaw Forest Service office.
EHS falls: Hornets just couldn’t swarm Lyndon’s pride
The stinging loss took Enumclaw out of the state championship.
Briefly | Nov. 23
One erroneous quote from the week before.
DOH strongly urges individuals get vaccinated to prevent spread of flu | Department of Health
About 13% of people tested for a flu strain at the beginning of the month were positive; for people have died this year so far.
Winter Storm Watch issued across eastern Puget Sound, including the Plateau
Snow from 4 to 8 inches is possible over Tuesday and Wednesday.
Foothills Trail receives funding for bridge construction
The bridge will hopefully be open to foot traffic in spring 2024.
- Crime, climate, abortion on docket in legislative session warm-up
- Chuck Morrison, local advocate for wilderness and recreation, dies at 71
- Behind the mysterious starvation deaths of a Renton family | King County Local Dive
- Hope you have a good appetite – The Kettle is set to return
- Child poisoner, molester gets 11 years
- Buckley, Black Diamond police blotter | Nov. 6 – 14
Victory over Othello puts Enumclaw football in the Final Four
Hornet soccer, volleyball programs recently wrapped up showings at 2A tournaments.
EHS, WRHS staying strong in state competitions
Enumclaw football continues to bulldoze over its opponents.
- EHS football continues undefeated; both Hornets teams make waves in volleyball
- Enumclaw keeps Battle of the Bridge trophy; Hornets to duke it out again on volleyball court
- All Hornets cross country teams heading to West Central District championships
- EHS heads into ‘Battle of the Bridge’ game with 8-0 record
- Sports Roundup | Oct. 17 – 21
- Eight from Plateau land in district tennis tourney
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Snow on Cole. The annual parade. Wine and Chocolate. There’s so much to do! “We’ve been trying to educate people and treat people for many years,” said Andrew Thurman, MD.A winter wonderland of events on the Plateau | Winter Discover
Understanding diabetes beyond National Diabetes Awareness Month
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Giving thanks while on stolen land in the Seattle area
Native American Heritage Day and Black Friday both fall on the day after Thanksgiving.
State’s Native American crisis hotline is first in the nation
The Native and Strong Lifeline provides culturally appropriate mental health support and referrals.
- Forum spotlights Washington’s missing and murdered Indigenous people
- WGU Washington to deliver care packages to local health care workers
- How Washington state law lets clergy hide child sexual abuse
- Rain in the forecast for Western Washington
- Local officials welcome federal money to fix outdated fish culverts
- Diversity in Law Enforcement Career workshop set by police agencies
Proposed merger of Albertsons and Kroger worries employees
Workers at an Albertsons in Marysville urge shoppers to sign a petition blocking the $25 billion deal.
Medical debt lawsuit against Providence now includes collection agencies
Agencies violated the Collection Agency Act and Consumer Protection Act, according to attorney general.
- Washington state’s first Topgolf officially opens in Renton
- Inflation and financial planning in these turbulent times | Money Matters
- Financial planning perspective on life milestones | Money Matters
- Washington ranks 13th in State LGBTQ+ Business Climate Index
- The Courier-Herald’s annual ‘Best Of’ contest is live
- An English garden in Enumclaw
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Chuck Morrison, local advocate for wilderness and recreation, dies at 71
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Winter Storm Watch issued across eastern Puget Sound, including the Plateau
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Congress must expand the CTC for Families.
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Foothills Trail receives funding for bridge construction
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Let’s bring you into the less-than-one-percent club | The Weatherman
