News
Middle school science shifts focus outdoors
More than 300 students from Enumclaw’s two middle schools recently spent three days learning about the outdoors and…
Letters to the Editor
Community has been helped by Dickson’s efforts
I think the voters need to know about the volunteer efforts and serving heart of Darrel Dickson, one…
Opinion
OUR CORNER: I’ll support it, but I can’t occupy it
The other day one of my more lefty-leaning Facebook friends posted a status update that asked if anyone…
News
Summit hosts blood drive
A blood drive sponsored by the Puget Sound Blood Center is planned for Monday at The Summit, 920…
News
Black Diamond Police set up public medication drop Saturday
The Black Diamond Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public another opportunity to rid…
News
CHURCH CORNER: Take the opportunity to love like Jesus does
I admit that I am one of those people who have stories. Wherever I go, “the stuff of…
Letters to the Editor
Give serious thought before casting a ballot
Once again election time is here and with it comes the commercials. We can’t turn on the television…
Letters to the Editor
Need to change elected officials at every level
Every level of elected government needs a change. That change needs to include electing people that have not…
Letters to the Editor
Dickson qualities would make him effective in office
Over the last nine years we have come to know and admire Darrel Dickson as we have been…
Letters to the Editor
Claims Dickson could be divisive force on council
The many attack ads by Darrel Dickson, in his attempt to unseat Councilman Richard Elfers, bring to Enumclaw…
Letters to the Editor
Reader takes issue with Muslim comment
Just a quick response to Walter Hammermeister’s letter on Oct. 19.
Letters to the Editor
Fortunate to have McGann as a candidate
We, as a community, are so fortunate to have Tina McGann as a candidate for the Enumclaw School…
Letters to the Editor
Run city like a business, cast a vote for Dickson
I endorse Darrel Dickson in his race to replace City Council member Richard Elfers for Position 2.