The heart and soul of the Enumclaw volleyball squad, senior captain HayleeMae Dennis, is eager to help propel the Hornets into postseason contention.
If White River volleyball coach Stryder Argo had an ounce of compassion he would post a sign over the entry of the Hornet gymnasium warning foes to enter at their own risk.
The Enumclaw football squad christened refurbished Pete’s Pool stadium with a 28-14 victory over nonleague foe Yelm Friday evening before a throng of Hornet faithful.
Most of my 55 years have been spent as an absolute pessimist. I was always going on the theory that if I didn’t hold out any hope for things going swimmingly, I would not suffer major disappointment. My attitude has done an about-face and now I allow myself to aspire for positive things to happen. I actually look for celebration-worthy things to happen and sometimes they do.
Beau Rogers, who graduated from Enumclaw High in 2009 and has spent the past two baseball seasons playing for Tacoma Community College, was recently awarded both an athletic and academic scholarship to attend St. Edwards University in Austin, Texas.
Buckley City Councilman Mark McNally turned in his letter of resignation Aug. 1, leaving the council without its Position 7 chair for economic and community development.
The Buckley Youth Activity Center was broken into Aug. 15 and thieves made off with an estimated $800, plus $100 petty cash, that had been raised two-days before during a rummage sale.
Kyle Grote has already had his baptism by fire in the pizza business and now it is his turn to run his own pizza joint under a franchise umbrella that only a few in the area might recognize.
If early results prove true, Mt. Baldy’s Barbecue is a hit.
Things are changing at 720 Main St. in Buckley, with the transition to LumberJack’s Bar and Grill.
When word got out that funding had been cut for the free lunch program at the Buckley Youth Activity Center, the Buckley Eagles Ladies Auxiliary picked up the ball and ran with it.
Buckley officials recently discovered the city had failed to enter into an agreement with the state’s Department of Revenue to receive a reimbursement on certain tax collections.
Buckley officials recently discovered the city had failed to enter into an agreement with the state’s Department of Revenue to receive a reimbursement on certain tax collections.
That oversight was cleared up during the July 26 meeting of the City Council.
