Senior Meredith Petellin made her piece, “Liberty and Justice” as a way to wrap her mind about police brutality and the BLM movement.
Plaintiffs allege developer is responsible for “defective construction”
Regional non-profit Bloodworks Northwest faces a shortage of blood donations
Daisy Roberts and Charlotte Miller will be traveling overseas for a year-long student exchange program.
Deadline to submit your art is June 25.
The Wastemobile will be collecting hazardous materials at the Enumclaw Expo Center June 4, 5, and 6.
The City Council estimates a new park will cost between $300,000 and $600,000.
What was supposed to be an exciting election season is turning out to be a bit of a bust.
Carnivals, rodeos, chainsaws, and more!
As the city’s valuation continues to climb, the more competitive it must become to secure grants for road projects.
Additionally, the city has surpassed 1,000 COVID cases.
The 1st Street market begins June 3.
Here’s your chance to make the Plateau a more beautiful place to live.
Apply by June 30 to write for the Courier-Herald for a whole year.
The Rainier Foothills Wellness Foundation is hoping to continue the program for multiple years.
ShakeAlert will automatically send earthquake alerts to your phone to help you “drop, cover, and hold on.”
Enumclaw is likely to adopt a new law decreasing the penalty of drug possession from a class C felony to a misdemeanor.
