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“Climbing boulders” coming to Buckley
Enumclaw is also weighing skate park options.
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Enumclaw official under investigation for fraud
A lack of oversight may have allowed Drainage District 5 Commissioner Allan Thomas to not only pocket public…
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Enumclaw Schools Foundation hosts lunch, sets two more fundraisers
Make sure not to miss the May 4 event, the annual Food Truck Wars, at the Expo Center.
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Students grow food for local food bank
The project was made possible by an aeroponic tower garden in the classroom.
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Enumclaw officers honored for life-saving efforts in car wreck
Officers Erik Vance, Kim-Xaun Brewer and Steve Howerton were honored April 8.
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Councilwoman Lauk resigns seat
Kimberly Lauk thanked the council and mayor for their work since she joined on in 2016, and urged…
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All things Sasquatch at the Field House
April 26-28 is the third International Conference for Primal People, hosted by local Thom Cantrall.
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EHS juniors receive Limbo Scholarships
The Ray Limbo Junior Achievement Scholarship has been aiding students further their education for more than 50 years.
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Enumclaw Senior Center facelift boosted by grant from county levy
Much of the $94,000 went toward making the building more ADA accessible and other capital improvements.
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Community group to gather in advance of Little Lake Forest meeting
The pre-meeting is this Saturday, April 20.
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County considering plans for forested acres near Enumclaw
Come to the April 29 public meeting about Little Lake Forest.
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Public comment sought as Army Corps revises master plans for local dams
The first public meeting is April 22 at Enumclaw’s City Hall.
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Enumclaw students ‘get woke, stay woke’ at Olympia conference
They got to meet Dolores Huerta, a huge name in the workers rights movement.