WRHS students participate in national walkout
The nation-wide event encouraged people to participate in democracy and register to vote.
ESD reschedules levy information event
A meeting will be held in-person and virtually on Monday, Jan. 26.
What WA Gov. Bob Ferguson said, and left unsaid, in his State of the State address
The speech drew a more positive reaction from fellow Democrats than last year’s inaugural address. He touched on flood recovery, taxes, and immigration enforcement.
White River flag football seems likely to make inaugural state championship
Enumclaw, however, only sees a narrow path to state.
Sports Roundup | Jan. 13 – 17
Last week’s sports scores and meet results.
The hunt for hearty hellebores begins | The Compleat Home Gardener
All hail this heavenly perennial.
Leesa Manion seeks reelection as King County Prosecuting Attorney
Defeated Federal Way Mayor Jim Ferrell in November 2022
Search and Rescue The $65 million project is being funded through a land sale to Oakpointe and a loan from the developer.
Bodies of missing hikers found
ESD contracts with John Korsmo Construction to design Ten Trails elementary
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EHS boys, WRHS girls take wins in basketball Battle of the Bridge
Enumclaw boys and girls are No. 1 and No. 2 in the NPSL 3A standings respectively, with the WR girls in spot No. 3.
Sports Roundup | Jan. 6 – 10
Last week’s sports scores and meet results.
- Three focal points for Seahawks vs. 49ers in NFC Divisional Round
- EHS wrestler Bylin takes second in Pacific Coast Championship
- Sports Roundup | Dec. 19 & 20
- Enumclaw boys, WR girls hit the basketball court running in early-season victories
- Three takeaways from Seattle’s historic night
- Hornets compete in Rose City wrestling championship
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What’s on the agenda for Washington’s 2026 legislative session
With a looming $1.6 billion to $2.3 billion budget shortfall hanging over the Washington state legislature, House and Senate leaders…
Flood Patrol is King County’s ‘eyes and ears’ in flood emergencies
“This work is physically demanding and often unseen,” the county said.
- US Marshals alert public of fraudulent court order scams
- Flood science: How December’s atmospheric river soaked Washington
- Puget Sound Energy electric, natural gas rates go up
- New laws and taxes take effect in WA on Jan. 1
- Tenants’ rights and resources following floods
- Army Corps assists King County with Green River levee breach
New equine nonprofit will foster healing horsepower
The M.A.R.S.H.E.L.L.E. Project is raising funds to provide equestrian experiences for local kids in the foster care system.
Iconic Enumclaw bar, the Yella Beak, suddenly closes its doors
The building owners already have new tenants, and the Yella Beak has pledged to honor gift cards by refund or at the new establishment.
- King County sees rise in unpermitted food vendors
- BECU to merge with smaller California-based credit union
- Exit Sandman: The Rock Wood Fired Pizza closes 6 locations
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Hikers missing on Mount Rainier
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New equine nonprofit will foster healing horsepower
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White River flag football seems likely to make inaugural state championship
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Ballots with ESD, WRSD levy measures to arrive in mail this week
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What WA Gov. Bob Ferguson said, and left unsaid, in his State of the State address
