Inspiration comes from different places.
Painters can be inspired by a beautiful sunset. Writers can be inspired by a good story. Athletes can be inspired by a underdog versus Goliath victory.
Last year, the Enumclaw High boys swim team and the Hornets’ track team found its inspiration in teammate Riley Scott.
Kristen Green and KC Moulden earned top honors at the inaugural Lady Hornets Classic wrestling tournament Dec. 10.
First-year White River High girls wrestling coach Rich Valdez said he picked up a few more gray hairs Thursday night as the Hornets edged Rogers 37-36 in dual-match action.
Bennon VanHoof bested his own 100-yard breaststroke Enumclaw High School record Thursday with a winning time of 1 minute, 1.06 seconds.
In early December, Enumclaw High School’s Team 4213, the Techno-Bots, qualified for the Washington state robotics championships.
The White River School District put student safety at the forefront during its Dec. 14 meeting when it approved an outline for safe student walking areas and hazard zones.
The other day I learned another friend had been laid off.
The economy may be looking up, but it’s far from sunny.
Christmas brings out the giving hearts in communities, but I am thankful we live among folks who give year round.
Sunrise Elementary School teacher Nicole Leahy had a math student who was struggling with the concept of “less than” and “greater than.” She shared her story with fellow teachers Nancy Tubbs and Elisabeth Carlson.
When Enumclaw Public Library Director Bob Baer retires at the end of December, it’s the people he will miss.
Carbonado School District student body performed “Willy Wonka Jr.” for audiences Dec. 13.
By the time LouAnn Brandjes was finally diagnosed with Lupus, she’d had enough. The chronic inflammatory disease that affects various body parts, especially the skin, joints, blood and kidneys, was taking a toll and she was ready to fight back.
Enumclaw High’s boys swim team opened the South Puget Sound League 3A season with a 130-49 win over Bonney Lake Thursday, a meet highlighted by Bennon VanHoof’s state-qualifying win in the 100-yard breaststroke.
Because Rachel Kirk stepped forward an arsonist served time for his crime. Kirk was honored for her bravery during a Dec. 7 ceremony at the Enumclaw Fire Department headquarters.
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