A quilter’s dream store has opened in the heart of downtown Buckley.
Front Porch Quilts has opened for business at 832 Main St.
Occasionally, good things really do come in small packages. There is a small skateboard shop in Buckley at 729 1/2 Main Street, directly behind Klips By Kim and just down the alley from the Buckley police station.
Enumclaw High’s Friday night trip to the historic Stadium High field to lock horns with the Class 4A Wilson High Rams wasn’t very pretty.
Every once in a while the stars line up just right and a simple, yet lucrative idea is acted upon. That is what happened for 31-year-old entrepreneur Jennifer Frick when she determined the time was right to open the Main Street Coffee House in Buckley.
Largest Buckley employer may face deep budget cuts
Stryder Argo, the new head coach for the White River High School volleyball squad, is looking for consistency. “When I…
Turnout up from last year
Everyone plays under no-cut policy
Rainier School could face a severe reduction in the number of clients it serves and accompanying deep cuts to the 1,000-employee payroll that makes up Buckley’s largest employer. There will be an informal gathering for legal guardians of Rainier School’s residents, as well as other stake holders and contractors, at 6 p.m. Aug. 27 in the Bill Leonard Room on the Rainier School campus.
The Firehouse Pub will host the Buckley Chamber of Commerce’s second annual Buckley Beer and Wine Walk from 3 to 6 p.m. Sept. 12.
Enumclaw High School football two-a-day practices began Wednesday.
The two practice times, in order to, “beat the heat,” according to head football coach Don Bartel, are at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The Hornets will begin each of the two-a-day practices by doing a bit of light weightlifting and stretching.
The City of Buckley’s Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Aug. 31 to obtain public input regarding the proposed 2009 amendments to the Buckley Comprehensive Plan. These amendment elements will fall under the categories of transportation, parks and recreation, land use and capital facilities.
I enjoy my summers as much as the next guy.
