Riders from EHS and WRHS took first place in the regional event.
Enumclaw and Buckley can still ban “dangerous breeds,” but individual dogs that pass a class must be exempted from the ban.
Get ready for a rock n’ rollin’ time on Cole Street during the Fourth of July.
Education
Principal Aaron Lee is stepping down at EHS, and will be replaced by Athletic Director Phil Engebretsen.
Cascadia Pizza suffered bad smoke damage last Wednesday.
Both Enumclaw and Buckley residents celebrated the Foothills Trail expansion groundbreaking event last Wednesday.
These programs help feed youths that may have only been able to get their only meal of the day at school.
Beau Chevassus is the founder and head of Knok Studios.
The ground-breaking is Wednesday, June 19, at 2 p.m.
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The Business Scene
Desiree and Kevin Helfrick started their garden in a Seattle apartment. Now they’re in charge of 5 acres, growing organic veggies and taking care of their chickens.
Several rescue attempts went awry, thanks to bad weather and flying conditions.
Beau Rogers played college baseball until a career-ending injury, leading him down the path of chiropractics.
Buckley residents, rejoice! The bridge is expected to be open again by mid-September.
Among the athletes are EHS’ Carson Christiansen and WRHS’ Jackson Gibbon.
EHS Principal Aaron Lee will soon be replaced with athletic director Phil Engebretsen.
The Enumclaw library is hosting the event with the help of EHS students at the high school. There are limited seats, so sign up soon.
