It was hard for the McFaddens to find a home, with houses flying off the market within days, even hours. So they told their agent to stop looking at what’s already been built, and start searching for what is going to be built, leading a family of six to the Black Diamond development.
More than a dozen food trucks will be parked at Allan Yorke Park, along with some favorite local performers and breweries raising money for a good cause.
Two were injured, one airlifted to hospital.
The BLPD has a new prescription medication disposal box residents can use free of charge.
The conversation is taken its very first steps. But the direction council members decide to head will likely affect Buckley’s future for years to come.
Don’t get cited with a civil infraction this Independence Day.
The $2.8 million project will affect night commutes, though only some of the time during the 140-day project.
If approved by voters, the bond would raise $80 million in revenue over a 20-year period in order to seriously overhaul some of the department’s outdated stations.
All proceeds help kids of (almost) all ages attend a free cam at the end of July.
Every year, thousands of people are injured by fireworks, from the small “triangle crackers” to the commercial-grade aerial fireworks, resulting in burns, lacerations, lost limbs and death.
Sumner, Bonney Lake, and Buckley will be seeing rate increases in July, with Black Diamond’s service provider also looking to raise their rates.
Check out the Panthers in their cap and gowns getting ready for life’s next challenges.
The next round of classes starts Monday, June 26, and runs through July 24.
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity members from all around the country stopped at Ashley House on their first stop on the Journey of Hope tour.
The ruling on the Masterpiece Bakery v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission case wasn’t a win for the right or a loss for the left; it’s a chance to do things right the second time around.
Chloe Furnstahl will be partnering with the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center to continue talking about her platform.
Senator Phil Fortunato helped the city find money to cover the cost of going around the neighborhood instead of through it.
