One Person Killed, One Injured in Osceola Area Accident

The accident involved two vehicles that reportedly collided at the intersection of 228th Avenue S.E. and S.E. 448th Street.

Get Out: 'Shadow Play' Ballet, Palate of the Plateau and Bagpipes this Weekend

Check out our picks for the top activities and hot spots to hit this weekend.

You're Invited to a Conversation about Elder-Friendly Communities Thursday

As the Enumclaw population continues to age, it raises the question of how a community should adapt or change to service its evolving needs.

Update: Enumclaw Man Arrested, Charged with Rape

The 39-year-old man was arrested Tuesday following an investigation into probable cause that began after detectives received information from Child Protective Services about inappropriate contact that occurred seven years ago.

CONTRIBUTE: Rain or Shine, Spring is Here!

Tuesday, March 20, marked the official beginning of spring. Have you spotted any signs of spring around your neighborhood?

Enumclaw Retailers, Local Restaurant Line Up for Liquor Licenses

Walgreens along with Rendezvous Wine & Brew have applications in to begin selling spirits.

Regional Animals Services Seeking Volunteers to Help Reunite Pets with Owners

Regional Animal Services of King County teams with Missing Pet Partnership for “Mission Reunite” training this Saturday, March 24.

Rotary Names March Students of the Month

Emma Pierce, Mikaela Kilcup and Sean O'Crotty were honored as the Students of the Month in March by the Enumclaw Rotary Club.

Several Vehicle Break-ins and Thefts and Men Posing as City Workers in March 16 to March 18 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, March 16 through Sunday, March 18.

Email to the Editor: Fire District No. 28 Commissioners Respond to Accusations

Commissioners David Hannity, Chris Ingham and Ryan Terhune respond to several accusations including those of corruption and fraud made in a recent email to the editor by Mike Qualls.

Make Your Mark for this Year's Fourth of July Stars and Strips Celebration

The Stars and Stripes Committee is looking to the community to help make this year's Independence Day celebrations one to remember.

First Superintendent's Award Given to Five EHS Students who Led Rachel's Challenge Initiative

Superintendent Mike Nelson recognized the students' leadership role in bringing Rachel's Challenge to the community and serving as great representatives for Enumclaw.

Enumclaw Business Owner on UFC 148 Fight Card

Combat Sports and Fitness owner Jeff Hougland has recovered from a hand injury that sidelined him last fall and looks ahead to the July 7 fight against Renan Barao in Las Vegas.

EHS Sports Events March 20 to March 24

A roundup of Enumclaw High School sports events from Tuesday, March 20 through Saturday, March 24.

Reminder: Today is Last Day to Register to Vote in April Election

Monday, March 19 is the last day that mail-in registration will be accepted and that address changes can be made ahead of the April 17 special election in which Enumclaw voters will decide the fate of the city library.

EHS Girls Water Polo Makes a 14-0 Splash in League Opener Against Kentridge

Enumclaw High School girls water polo coach Bob Averill provided the following update from his team's win on Friday.

Readers’ Choice Poll: What’s the best kids martial arts school in Enumclaw?

Take our poll and let us know in the comments.

Open House on Big West Subarea Plan Tonight

The city of Enumclaw is holding an informational open house tonight.

Plateau Community Shows its Heart at Nachtsheim Family Benefit

It was standing room only at the Nachtsheim Family Benefit Saturday night at Enumclaw High School.

Email to the Editor: White River's Choice Parent Partnership Program Looks Ahead to 2012-13 School Year

Kay Erickson, representing White River Alternative Programs/Choice, writes to Patch about what's next for the popular program that has served families from White River, Enumclaw, Sumner and Orting since 1997.

Washington State Patrol Law Enforcement Career Camp Applications Due May 14

The Kiwanis Youth Law Enforcement Career Camp is being hosted by the Washington State Patrol and is intended for high school juniors and seniors with an interest in law enforcement as a career.

Enumclaw Football Foundation Addresses Bartel's Resignation

The Enumclaw Football Foundation thanks coach Don Bartel for his work with the program.

Patient Calls Police to Summon Nurse in March 14 and March 15 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Wednesday, March 14 and Thursday, March 15.

Email to the Editor: Join KCLS or Risk Not Having a City Library at All

Dick Hughes writes about the difficult decision Enumclaw residents will have to make in the April 17 special election to either annex in to KCLS or gamble on the uncertain future of the city library.

Readers Choose Rainier Bar and Grill as Best Place to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day

Rainier Bar and Grill is your favorite place to go to celebrate the holiday.

Mahler Park's Neuwaukum Creek Needs Soil Improvement, Water Quality Healthy, Students Find

Five middle school students from Cedar River Academy presented their findings in their plan to develop Mahler Park to the Enumclaw Park Board Thursday night.

Special Election Voters' Pamphlet on Library Annexation Available Online

Enumclaw voters will be one of a handful of communities receiving a King County Voters' Pamphlet for the April 17 Special Election.

Park Planning and Gamblin Motors on Patch Itinerary Thursday

Patch will be checking out a couple of happenings in town tonight and we thought it might be fun if you wanted to come too.

Video Tutorial: Unlock the Power of Your Directory Listing By Claiming It!

This video tutorial shows you how to unlock the power of your directory listing by claiming your listing and also covers the benefits of doing so.

Utility Problems on Snowy March 13 Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Tuesday, March 13.

Buckley Man Honored at White House for Community Service

Tom Lindberg, a retired Boeing employee, received a gold-level President's Volunteer Service Award, which is the top award given by the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation.

King County Board of Ethics Seeking Applicants for Open Position

Civic-minded residents are invited to apply by the deadline of Wednesday, March 28.

Email to the Editor: Not in Favor of KCLS Library Annexation

Don Langlois says that transferring control of the city library over to King County Library System is not a good idea.

Get Out: Theater, an Enumclaw Pub Crawl and Help a Family in Need this Weekend

Check out our picks for the top activities and hot spots to hit this weekend.

King County Fire District No. 44 Report for March 6 through March 12

The following information was provided by King County Fire District No. 44 public information officer Tim Perciful and covers March 6 through March 12.

County Sheriff Sue Rahr to Resign March 31

Rahr accepted a position as director of the state's police academy, beginning on April 1.

Washington State Patrol Basic Class Starts April 30

A 'walk-in' testing event takes place March 16 and those who pass could be considered for employment as early as April

FAQ: Library Annexation

On April 17, Enumclaw voters will decide whether or not the city library will annex into King County Library System. Here is an FAQ provided by the city of Enumclaw to help answer your questions about the issue.

Neighborhood on Alert Following Reported Suspicious Solicitors in Area

Residents in the area of 244th Avenue S.E. and S.E. 400th Street, concerned about a rise in break-ins, have reported several instances of suspicious activity in connection to door-to-door solicitors.

Email to the Editor: Cost of Fire District Mobile Home Evidence of Poor Financial Management

Mike Qualls writes about his dissatisfaction with public funds management at King County Fire District No. 28.