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Dunn crowns lamb at ‘King Critter’ at King County Fair | Reagan Dunn
Scarlett Cockerham and her Hampshire/Suffolk Cross lamb Oklahoma beat out Rue, the Nigerian Dwarf Goat and, Honey Bun,…
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Cancer Cartel to host fashion-fueled fundraiser before big move | Cancer Cartel
The local nonprofit will be moving with American Heritage into the Courier-Herald building.
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This measure would make WA residents prove they are citizens when they register to vote
A state GOP leader drafted a 2026 ballot measure imposing new rules that critics warn will deter some…
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ESD’s superintendent, communications director begin year as association presidents
Two high-level Enumclaw School District employees are settling into their new roles as presidents of Washington state education…
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Wilkeson council member proposes interim solution to bridge closure to stave off economic collapse
Jayme Peloli believes the Fairfax/Carbon River Bridge closure is an existential threat to her city. She’s proposing opening…
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Medicaid cuts projected to heavily impact, strain local hospitals
84 hospitals across the state — including those in Renton, Federal Way, Auburn, Snoqualmie, Enumclaw and more —…
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Construction on Spiketon Bridge has begun
After workers discovered unstable soil, the bridge opening has been pushed back to September.
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Street improvements, overlays and new sidewalks planned in Enumclaw
There’s myriad transportation projects planned for the next six years.
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RFWF school counselor program update: “Most successful year yet”
According to Executive Director Sara Stratton, “They’ve seen students, for the first time ever, have hope for their…
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Buckley crosses fingers for grant funds to improve local traffic
There are numerous projects the city wants to tackle in the next six years.
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Buckley resident pleads guilty to sexual assault of a child
Lawrence Lee Rawdon’s sentencing is scheduled for September.
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King County jail audit finds issues in behavioral health services
Addressing the issues could reduce the risk of reoffending.