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A kid “mutton busts,” or rides a sheep, at the 2022 King County Fair. Photos by Alex Bruell.

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King County Fair opening ceremony kicks off July 13

The opening ceremony to the King County Fair kicks off July 13 this year at the fair grounds…

Westbound vehicles were able to move past the damaged semi-truck but traffic was backed up for almost five hours. Photo by Bailey Jo Josie/Sound Publishing.

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Collision caused nearly-5 hour back-up on westbound SR-18

The driver of a white box truck has been charged after causing a collision with a semi-truck near…

A student celebrates receiving his diploma.

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Enumclaw class of 2023 graduates

And reminds each other to “just keep truckin’ “

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Kids cut the ribbon at the new Buckley Sports Court on a sunny afternoon June 6.

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Buckley Sports Court is open for swish-ness

After years of anticipation, the Buckley Sports Court is finally ready for swish-ness.

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Plateau police blotter | May 24 — June 8

Hit-and-run collisions, a stolen mountain bike and a mysterious flower-pot vandal

Black Diamond resident Bill Kombol is pictured receiving the Martin Luther King Medal of Distinguished Service. Courtesy photo from King County Council.

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Bill Kombol honored with county MLK Medal of Distinguished Service

The former coal manager was awarded for his work preserving community history.

The Enumclaw School District received more than 1,500 responses for its recent school bond feedback survey. A majority of participants agreed that the last school bond for $253 million was too expensive, though there seems to still be strong support for another bond issue that would simplify its focus to replacing Byron Kibler Elementary and provide funding for safety, security, and maintenance. Screenshot

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Enumclaw School District looks at post-bond moves

The district has hard choices to make after voters resoundingly rejected this February’s bond measure

Tiny logo, tiny news. Photo courtesy Ray Miller-Still

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Briefly | June 14

A correction to last week’s sports captions.

Image courtesy the National Park Service

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Mt. Rainier National Park recovers body of 80-year-old hiker

The hiker is the second to perish attempting a climb of the mountain this season.

An emergency fire vehicle heads past a barricade and towards Index as numerous agencies attempt to contain the Bolt Creek Fire on Saturday, Sep. 10, 2022, on U.S. Highway 2 near Index, Washington. (Ryan Berry / The Herald)

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Washington at ‘epicenter’ of wildfire threat

Federal fire forecast shows Western Washington has one of the most dire outlooks in the U.S.

Nearly 300 White River High School students graduated this year, earning their diplomas at the Washington State Fair Grounds in Puyallup on June 8. Photos by Alex Bruell / Sound Publishing

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White River class of 2023 graduates

“Take risks, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to fail,” class speaker Sydney Spooner told her colleagues.

Responders lowered a raft from a 200-foot bridge over the Green River Gorge to help rescue the missing kayakers. Photo courtesy of Puget Sound Fire.

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3 kayakers rescued from Green River Gorge

Puget Sound Fire released a statement after the late evening rescue that lakes and rivers are still extremely…

Enumclaw City Hall. Photo courtesy the city of Enumclaw

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How should Enumclaw grow? City hosts housing planning meeting

Enumclaw’s next Comprehensive Plan needs to address how the city tackles land use, which includes affordable housing