By Dennis Box-The Courier-Herald
By Dennis Box-The Courier-Herald
By Dennis Box-The Courier-Herald
By Brenda Sexton-The Courier-Herald
By Dennis Box-The Courier-Herald
By Dennis Box-The Courier-Herald
By Chaz Holmes-The Courier-Herald
By Dennis Box-The Courier-Herald
Officials with the Washington State Department of Transportation have determined the Kummer Bridge is too unstable for traffic and closed the busy crossing over the Green River Gorge.
Local teams experienced mixed success Thursday during the early rounds of the Class 3A state volleyball tournament in Kennewick.
It took about 13 minutes for the Bonney Lake City Council to breeze through its April 28 agenda.
A press release from Pierce County Executive Pat McCarthy’s office caught the eyes of Pierce County Councilman Shawn Bunney concerning the sheriff’s department reducing marine services on the county’s largest recreational lakes.
National Volunteer Week is celebrated from April 19 through April 25. Our volunteer group, Guide Dogs for the Blind, would like to acknowledge all the other volunteers that make a difference, and say thank you, thank you, thank you for all you do. Your time, energy and talents serve to help others with projects that you hold dear to your hearts. You are awesome!
Enumclaw High School seniors Nicole Roark and Jennifer Decker brought their computer presentation and their yellow Labrador retriever puppies to the Enumclaw School Board’s April 20 meeting.
“Ridge Runner Rescue” by Mike Graf, illustrations by Marjorie Leggitt, c.2009, Fulcrum Books, $9.95, 95 pages.
Contain yourself! But not your enthusiasm for growing great plants. Gardening in pots is the easy way to enjoy growing success with flowers, herbs, vegetables, trees, shrubs and even berries.
Have you ever eaten a rock? I hope not, at least not on purpose. I admit I may have eaten a few very small ones unintentionally in an occasional biking mishap, but I’ve never just had a craving to munch on some limestone.
W hen 83-year-old Bonney Lake resident Bill Bingham sits down with his fellow Weyerhaeuser retiree’s at the Enumclaw McDonald’s every Thursday morning, there is never any lack of topics for conversation.
On March 1, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints called and sustained a new president for the Maple Valley stake. A stake is the geographical boundary, like a diocese that governs 10 congregations – called wards – in Buckley, Enumclaw and Maple Valley.
The Enumclaw Rotary Club, teaming up with World Vision, invites churches and community groups to join volunteers worldwide who assist AIDS victims by either helping generate funds for the purchase of, or providing volunteers for the assembly of, Caregiver Kits as part of an Enumclaw community project.
