The first free state park day will be Jan. 1, 2024.
The Helping Hands program helped nearly 400 kids celebrate the holidays last year, and the PKN expects more to sign up for the program this year.
The decades-old community band invites you to their Dec. 3 and 4 concert at the EHS auditorium.
David Treat was one of the founding members of the Plateau Prostate Cancer Support Group; now, he wants someone to take up the mantle and bring “hope” back to patients and their families.
Tree lightings, Snow on Cole, pictures with Santa, and more are coming to Cole Street and the Enumclaw Expo Center.
The Wilkeson cocktail bar is transforming itself into a winter wonderland with new menu items, Friday snow fall, and various holiday-related events.
Stop by the local library today, between 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., to learn some history about the institution.
Molen Orthodontics gave out more than $5,300 to local kids in exchange for the sweets.
Katie and Casey Morris wanted to start a magazine “by the residents, for the residents” of Enumclaw.
Many of the items in the display, opening Nov. 11 and 12, belonged to local veterans.
Count the turkeys inside the Courier-Herald in the Nov. 1st, 8th, and 15th editions.
The weather outside could be frightful, but the wine inside promises to be delightful.
This is your time to apply for funds to help better your city.
