Paul Weed grew up in the city that he is now helping operate.
The King County Fair is still up in the air, but Buckley’s Log Show has been rescheduled, and Enumclaw’s Highland Games will wait to host next year.
The $3,550 donation will go a long way to feeding local families financially harmed by COVID-19.
Both recent agendas were short and sweet.
The online presentation will go over how to access various federal loans and business basics that will help you weather the pandemic
The annual car show is normally hosted at the Log Show fairgrounds, but COVID-19 made the local students pivot.
School administrators are working on several different options, but nothing is set in stone yet.
The group decides to support one business for 24 hours, and money raised goes to buying gift cards that are raffled off.
The White River School District was quick to tackle distance learning during the COVID-19 outbreak.
If the governor already declared a state of emergency, why did local cities have to as well?
The Enumclaw-based nonprofit serves practically everyone from Buckley to northern Black Diamond.
Buckley Mayor Pat Johnson said she was “disappointed” to see people disregarding social distancing.
The reason is simple: it’s running out of room. But in order to get this grant, the museum will need your support.
The Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce is encouraging Plateau residents to continue supporting local businesses in a safe and responsible manner.
Both the Enumclaw and White River School District is offering free daily meals and helping organize childcare options for healthcare workers and first responders.
There is no date set for when libraries will reopen.
So far, schools and community services remain open, and there have been no cases reported out of St. Elizabeth Hospital.
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