I celebrate Powell’s Bookstore’s decision to keep an unpopular book on its shelves.
The Department of Fish and Wildlife is urging people to put away their bird feeders for the time being.
Tony Binion and Kyle Jacobson are moving outside city limits — one just to unincorporated King County, and the other a lot farther.
The food truck ventured outside Seattle when the pandemic hit and office buildings closed.
The Arts Commission meets at 4 p.m. on the first Wednesday of the month.
Allen W. Bittner is accused of poisoning his stepdaughter using home-made chloroform.
The new “fast food” joint serves smoothies and salads for health-conscious eaters.
The Farm Fresh Picks at the Creamery opened Jan. 2, while the Enumclaw REKO Market is starting Jan. 17.
The annual Lake Sawyer Santa Boat event brought in nearly $50,000 for the local nonprofit.
The town hall will be from 7 to 8 p.m.
The nonprofits presenting this next week are Foster Champs, Left Behind K9 Rescue, and The Wishing Well Foundation.
The White River School District is hoping to get all grades into their seats by Jan. 12, while Enumclaw is hoping to do the same in February.
Head to Black Diamond Jan. 14 or 15 to donate blood.
21 reported coronavirus cases were seen on Dec. 13.
The snow day hopes to be Saturday, Jan. 9, but is extremely weather dependent.
Troy Couch is handing the helm of the Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce over to Shannon Solveg tomorrow, Dec. 31.
If you want to be a columnist in the summer of 2021, now’s the time to start writing.
Though vaccines are being rolled out, health care experts urge the wider public to continue to socially distance and mask up.
Formerly known as the Mom & Me Mobile Medical Clinic, St. John has shifted its focus in the face of the pandemic.
Sondra Lundquist will be traveling the country to give a voice to farmers everywhere.
