The public event is 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, at the Washington State Fair Events Center.
Police will be guiding traffic on state Route 410 in Buckley Feb. 14, 20, and 21, so plan accordingly.
You can check out “activity backpacks” for hikes starting March 1.
Micah Crawford has become a master of cake bakes, and hopes to be on the Food Network’s Kids Baking Championship competition.
The state’s Department of Transportation recently said there would be traffic concerns about the restriction.
The popular shortcut for skirting highway traffic will no longer be an option on Feb. 4.
Waiving late fees for unpaid utilities is “the least we can do to help them out,” one council member said.
The City Council and the Youth Center have worked side by side for many years.
Plus, a trainload of drunk pigs in Buckley, a dark tower in Orting, and secrets of Enumclaw’s Pie Goddess in Dorothy Wilhelm’s new book, “True Tales of Puget Sound.”
Hannah Weymiller, 14, recently received a $1,000 scholarship for the trip.
Alex Personius’ “A Tangled Pattern” turns the small city into the center of the universe.
This is part of a 2008 agreement with the company that runs Pierce County’s sole operating landfill.
There’s only two companies in the U.S. that makes the parts the city is looking to use.
Also, Wilkeson Elementary slated to be opened early January.
By next fall, a two-lane temporary bridge is expected to help ease Buckley traffic.
Sen. Phil Fortunato hopes that active constituents can help convince the legislature to make money available to create a new bridge over the White River before 2040, which is when WSDOT recommends the bridge be built.
Find out when Saint Nick will be arriving in your neighborhood next week.
