The Black Diamond Community Center is collecting school supplies for the Running Start program to help low-income families in the greater Black Diamond area.
KNIFE SHOWN: An Enumclaw mother called police Aug. 15, reporting her daughter had threatened her with a knife then fled on foot. Police located the daughter and counseled the juvenile.
Residents in Pierce County can seek relief from the heat by visiting local malls, restaurants, theaters, libraries, and other air-conditioned facilities in local neighborhoods.
The city’s dispatch center, also authorized for closure, will have until September 1, 2013 to suspend its services.
Franklin House assisted living community celebrated the London Olympics with its own tribute games, held last week. Those games closed Friday.
Smog pollution in King and Pierce counties could reach unhealthy levels this week as temperatures rise throughout the region, according to forecasters at the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency.
Sumner Pierce County Library will be open 9 a.m. – noon, on Thursday, Aug. 16 and Friday, Aug. 17.
It’s duck season again – at least, that’s the position taken by the Enumclaw Regional Healthcare Foundation and Enumclaw Rotary.
MISCHIEF: A Charwila Lane resident told police Aug 14 a vehicle had been been victimized by malicious mischief the previous night. It was said to be the sixth such occurrence during the past three years. Extra patrol was requested.
Volunteers are invited to a work party at Veteran’s Park in honor of the late Phil Poppleton.
Returning to their historic roots, the White River High Hornets will play their first home football game of the fall season on the natural grass surface of Sheets Field in downtown Buckley.
The future of Flaming Geyser State Park was discussed during a legislative tour of the park July 31.
The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat watch today, Aug. 14, forecasting hot weather Thursday and Friday