Opinion
Buckley was once larger than Enumclaw. There are three reasons why that is no longer true.
Reliance on logging and mining, as well as two fires in the 1890s, challenged Buckley’s growth
News
Enumclaw Middle School will have a new principal in the fall
After four years as principal at Enumclaw Middle School, Jill Barrett announces her departure
News
Heat wave passes with one death in Enumclaw; firefighters urge 4th of July caution
Though worst of heat wave has passed, dry conditions mean fireworks are still a dicey bet
News
Loop is named to all-state baseball roster
He’ll join another Hornet in Yakima for Team Rainier for the upcoming all-state baseball series
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Construction to close SR 164 at amphitheatre for 90 days
Construction expected to begin early July
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Two Plateau students headed to Germany
Daisy Roberts and Charlotte Miller will be traveling overseas for a year-long student exchange program.
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Small artwork wanted for juried art exhibit at county fair
Deadline to submit your art is June 25.
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Enumclaw, Wastemobile joining forces for June event
The Wastemobile will be collecting hazardous materials at the Enumclaw Expo Center June 4, 5, and 6.
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One position is filled, Enumclaw district has more to go
Kyle Fletcher is in as ESD’s director of business and operations, while Ed Hatzelbeler, is heading to the…
Life
Lookout tower could greet Mount Peak visitors as early as August
The steel replica tower is estimated to cost around $600,000, though the state and county have given grants…
News
Local races are set, many are uncontested
What was supposed to be an exciting election season is turning out to be a bit of a…