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.
Born on a Sunday in the old Enumclaw Community Memorial Hospital, Caesarian-style, thanks to the steady hands of Drs. Robert Gramann and Ken Anderson, Nicole Marie Leggett entered the world July 24, 1983, kicking and screaming.
The Wilkeson Handcar Races always brings out the best in the tiny hamlet
A lengthy and contentious sticking point centered upon a proposed amendment to the existing salary scale for exempt and hourly personnel, a move being suggested to accommodate the hiring of a new court clerk.
During his three years of unwavering devotion to the Hornet track and cross country programs, the competitive Marcus Dickson, who will be a senior in the fall, has set school records in the 800- and 400-meter dashes.
This spring, he added two individual state track titles to his career’s earlier relay crown.
The 38th annual Buckley Log Show will add some spark to the city Saturday and Sunday.
The Log Show Parade, which will kick off the proceedings, will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday and travel west down Main Street.
The 2011 Buckley Log Show Bull of the Woods, Larry Fairchild, is smart enough to have survived more than 50 years of logging the woods of the Pacific Northwest, laboring in a profession with one of the highest mortality rates.
Severe senioritis set in last week for three of the area’s most talented high school diamond dogs until a remedy came along in the form of the all-state baseball tournament, which comes to the rescue of senior players in mid-June every year in Yakima.
Thanks to the determined scheduling efforts of concert promoter Mark Mauldin, rising star and Enumclaw native Rae Solomon takes the Glacier Middle School auditorium stage June 25.
Since the calender flipped to 2011, a trio of businesses have set up shop along Buckley’s Main Street.
Buckley City Council members accepted a bid May 24 for realignment for the notorious “dysfunction junction,” a jumbled point on the city map where four roads converge.
White River suffers setbacks to Ellensburg and North Mason at state tournament.
A live performance of Beauty and the Beast played out last weekend in Bellevue’s Bannerwood Park, one of the four venues for the Class 3A state baseball quarterfinal, and all the props were provided by the Enumclaw High baseball team.
