The event is Nov. 12 at Plateau Wine and Beer on Cole Street.
Buckley, Enumclaw, and Black Diamond all have contested council races, and there are a few important statewide measures as well.
Community Consciousness
The Enumclaw library and the Escuela de la Vida is hosting a resource fair for everyone this Friday, Oct. 18.
Some Three Percent groups are armed militias patrolling the southern border. Others join far-right rallies with white supremacy groups. Chris Wisnoski said his organization, the Washington State Three Percent, is not affiliated with the national movement and focuses more on charitable works and community preparedness.
The Business Scene
Russ Weeks, funeral director at of Weeks Funeral Homes, speaks about his profession and how it’s changing with the times.
Visit the Plateau Athletic Club on Oct. 11 and 12 to raise money for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (and maybe even work out, too).
Enumclaw received more than $300,000 from the King County Flood Control District for the project.
The project allowed the original wood of the building to be shown for the first time in decades.
The race for Council Position No. 5 between incumbent Chris Wisnoski and Challenger Kristiana de Leon is still going.
Donna Mae Jokumsen was planning to leave her husband. She disappeared July 5, 1987.
Allan and Joann Thomas allegedly stole more than $460,000 from Enumclaw taxpayers by setting up sham companies.
Residents will soon have to travel to Enumclaw of Bonney Lake for banking services.
It’s Banned Book Week — get out there and read a banned book.
Light to moderate exercise is better for people than heavy workouts, according to Dr. Jim Merrill.
Community Consciousness
Dr. Heather Stewart and local Laura Thompson officially made Steven’s Sanctuary a nonprofit organization in 2017.
Community Consciousness
The deadline to sign up for RDI’s Pierce County/White River Plateau Rural Community Leadership Program is Sept. 23.
The deadline to enter the Scarecrow Contest and the City Hall gallery are in October.
More than 70 percent of residents who took a City Council Public Safety Committee survey said they do not feel safe at the library.
A Community Meet and Greet is scheduled for Sept. 21.
A new King County grant to create senior “hubs” will help fund the effort.
