Life
Get out and hike: a look at three trails south of Carbonado
Hiking trails are scattered throughout the Plateau region, offering a chance for outdoor recreation. Some are flat and…
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White River’s Mike Hagadone retires
Hagadone spent more than 40 years in public education, as a teacher and administrator
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Wilkeson gets informational kiosk, will participate in Trails Day
This was a first step in highlighting recreational opportunities in the Carbon River Valley.
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As promised, clippers clean mayor’s locks
More than $28,000 was raised for Plateau Outreach Ministries and the Rainier Foothills Wellness Foundation.
Sports
Zach Miller wins Western Open tournament
The Buckley student ranks No. 17 in the nation in his age group.
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Weekend livestock show fills the void for kids and their animals
You can still live bid at the Expo Center, or, for the first time, bid online.
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Future of fall prep sports to be announced July 22
If sports start up again, White River and Enumclaw will be in the same league.
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After 30-plus years with Buckley force, Chief Jim Arsanto steps into retirement
The former chief’s final day was June 30.
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Man drowns during fishing trip to Deep Lake
Both the father and son were thrown from their boat, but the child made it to shore.
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Assessments are in, Pierce County property values continue to climb
Properties in Orting saw the greatest percentage increase over last year
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EHS roundabout on Warner and Semanski to be built summer of 2021
The city council recently approved its latest six-year Transportation Improvement Program plan.
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Bald and shaved? Mayor sets fundraising challenge
The goal is to raise $20,000 for Plateau Outreach Ministries and the Rainier Foothills Wellness Foundation.
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Enumclaw pool to remain closed until September
The decision came down to cost, as the pool was already scheduled to be closed in August.