A longtime dream has taken root and is sprouting in Buckley.
The new Interwest Construction and Development facility along state Route 410 in Buckley already carries a regal-sounding monicker – Kessell’s Kingdom.
Here’s some sweet news for Chrysler owners: the Chrysler Group and Fiat have agreed to honor the “Lemon Law” rights of buyers when the new company takes control of the U.S. auto maker, Attorney General Rob McKenna announced June 3.
It may be considered one of the most overused and despised catchphrases for some people in recent months, but “economic downturn” has only served to spur creativity among Sumner businesses.
Local artists may submit their handmade work to the Sumner Meadows Art and Garden Show, occurring at the Sumner Meadows Golf Links on June 13.
The Puyallup-Sumner Chamber of Commerce has announced its lineup of guest speakers for its June and July events.
Patients of Bonney Lake Physical Therapy and Hand Rehab are in good hands. Especially when it comes to soft tissue mobilization performed by certified hand specialist and occupational rehabilitative therapist Brandy Campbell.
Andres’ Bar and Grill is the newest restaurant to open on the Plateau. And along with its eclectic offering of appetizers, drinks and entrees, there’s something else that’s appealing to its patrons: a kids’ menu that assures patrons of its family-friendly atmosphere.
I was amazed at the caliber of students from our area when I attended the Awards Night ceremonies at Sumner and Bonney Lake high schools. Scholarships were awarded and students were recognized for their achievements throughout the years.
I hope you didn’t get sick of reading about rhubarb last week because there’s more to learn, believe it or not. I am just fascinated that I have worked in Sumner for more than 30 years and am just now learning all this information about rhubarb. Guess I was just too focused on all the yellow daffodils we had here in the valley.
In an effort to keep its dollars close to home, the Enumclaw City Council proposed local legislation that would increase the city’s ability to “shop local.”
Molen Orthodontics invites the public to check out its remodeled Enumclaw office.
There are a lot of elements of Jorge Espinosa’s job as an automobile detailer that he likes, but the bottom line and the objective that makes him most proud is the “before and after” picture in his mind’s eye.
