Sarah Bell dreamed of starting a salon with her sisters. At one time, all three were studying massage, cosmetology or to be an aesthetician.
Wet, windy weather makes it hard to get on a baseball field this time of year. Which, in turn, makes it hard for players to stay on top of their game.
Cooper enjoys the limelight, so when he and Kathy Lockyer step onto the green carpet at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Monday in Madison Square Garden in the heart of New York City, the 4-year-old wirehair standard dachshund should be a hit.
Superintendent Scott Hubbard is banking on Carbonado residents vote “yes” on a four-year replacement levy that will keep his small kindergarten through eighth-grade school going.
Enumclaw High’s girls wrestling team closed out the regular season in high style, winning the All Tough No Fluff Lady Lancer Lipstick Open Saturday.
As the Hornets prepared for postseason Friday and Saturday at the subregional wrestling tournament at Auburn Mountainview, Reichert’s top-ranked 3A Hornets went head-to-head with two of the toughest teams in the state – Orting and Tahoma.
White River High ventures into the wrestling postseason Friday and Saturday at the subregional tournament in the Hornets’ home gymnasium.
I’m trying to decide between meatloaf or sausage-scallop linguine, chocolate chip cookies or zucchini bread. Or, let’s see, there’s red velvet cake, hot wings, fried rice, stuffed peppers and of course, Jim’s New York cheesecake.
It didn’t matter if Rogers High grabbed the rebound or White River scored the basket – the crowd went wild at White River High’s Slam the Stands Special Olympics basketball event Jan. 25.
Thursday’s State of the Enumclaw School District was the way Superintendent Mike Nelson likes it – all about the students.
The Daffodil Festival’s annual Princess Promenade is scheduled for Saturday at the Sharon McGavick Conference Center in Lakewood and this year will mark the first time a White River High School student will participate.
For the second time in a week, Enumclaw High junior Bennon VanHoof set the school 100-yard breaststroke record.
VanHoof, the top-ranked breaststroker in the state, raced to a 1-minute, 92-second record-setting finish Tuesday in the Hornets’ contest with Olympic and then bested it Thursday with a 1:00.20 in EHS’s 121-67 nonleague victory over Sumner.
On one side of the Team Kamy T-shirt White River High wrestler Kamyriah Padgett wears is written, “You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.”
On the other side is a quote from Philippians, “I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.”
Since November of the 2010-11 wrestling season, Kamy has drawn on her strength, that of her teammates and the community.
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