The National Weather Service said there is a 1 in 3 chance that the storm’s low pressure center will directly cross some part of western Washington, resulting in a historical windstorm for nearly all of western Washington that would be long remembered.
The Sumner girls soccer team is picking up traction with a bout of recent wins against Curtis and South Kitsap high schools.
The Bonney Lake City Council looks to be scrapping its previous plan for having Midtown city residents reimburse the city for the new Fennel Creek sewer lift station, in response to negative reactions from residents.
Editor’s note: This story has been updated from the 10/12 edition of the Courier-Herald. A correction and clarification will be printed in the 10/19 edition.
The Sumner boys tennis team has a lot to live up to this year, having topped the SPSL 3A league charts last year. But being in the new 4A league doesn’t seem to be slowing them down, as the Spartans are toting an undefeated 8-0 league record after two victories over Puyallup and Curtis high schools.
Enumclaw residents are going to be seeing a bump in King County’s solid waste rates this coming year.
As a real estate agent for the last 15 years, Gary Gray has tried to fold his passion for art, poetry and community service into his career. Now, as the head of his own company, Sozo Realty, Gray is looking forward to building a company culture around community as well as business.
The presidential election is the big-ticket item on this year’s ballot, but there are several state and Pierce County measures to focus on as well during this year’s general election.
The Bonney Lake girl’s soccer team charged head first into the fall season with a young team in a new league with much success. The team stands now with a 5-1-1 league record after two shutout games against Spanaway Lake and Lakes high schools.
The boy’s most recent victories were against Mt. Tahoma 55-6 and Wilson 46-40. During the Sept. 20 match against Mount Tahoma, Michel Korum led the pack, shooting a 40 at the course. Tied behind him were Trevor Castor and Rayce Spoor with a stroke count of 43, and Kyle Jung and Eric Hughes at 46.
Think of a Tinker Toy set, but for smokers. That’s what Buckley resident Paul Galaviz has sent to the U.S. patent office last July; a new water pipe (or bong) design that is durable, cleanable, and – this is Galaviz’s big thing – customizable.
Think of a Tinker Toy set, but for smokers.
You’re looking at a brand new Courier-Herald.