Enumclaw, What are you Thankful for this Thanksgiving?

Patch went around town in the past week asking locals what they were most thankful for this year.

Get Out: Here's Some Holiday Cheer This Weekend

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

Did you Like the Wine Walk? Chamber Wants to Know

The Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce is eager to hear the feedback of all those 600 or so participants who purchased passports during last Saturday's Winter Wine Walk.

Police Blotter for Nov. 21 and Nov. 22

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Monday, November 21 and Tuesday, November 22.

King County Wants Input from Residents in Unincorporated Areas

A series of regional workshops will be held in the next few weeks in order for King County to gather input from residents in unincorporated parts of the county on the creation of commuity service area boundaries.

Spectacular Savings on Small Business Saturday

The 2nd Annual Small Business Saturday is November 26, so be sure to support your local merchants to make it a memorable shopping weekend.

Three Injured in State Route 164 Accident Near White River Amphitheatre

Two of the drivers involved are from Enumclaw and were taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle for their injuries.

Rotary Names November Students of the Month

The Enumclaw Rotary Club recognized Ben England, Justin Richenberg and Hannah Miltimore as its November Students of the Month.

Police Blotter for Nov. 18 to Nov. 20

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, Nov. 18 through Sunday, Nov. 20.

Tuesday's Forecast Includes Blustery Conditions, Rain and Flood Watch

Overnight gusts were expected to top out at 30 mph and along with 100 percent chance of rain through Wednesday, it could make for a challenging commute.

School District Could Lose All Levy Equalization Under Gregoire's Proposed 2012 Supplemental Budget

Enumclaw received $686,000 this year in state funds under Local Effort Assistance which supports property-poor districts in basic education funding.

Six Vehicle Loads of Food Donated to POM at Weekend Festival of Crafts and Gifts

POM Director Britt Nelson expresses her thanks to the community and all those who participated in the event.

White River H.S. Band's 'Tainted Love' in Running for $10,000 Battle of the Bands Prize

The school is one of several taking part in The Rock, Wood Fired Pizza & Spirit's 5th Annual Battle of the Bands competition this year.

Local Businessman, Patch Blogger puts Childhood Comic Book Collection up for Sale to Support Family Business

Patch readers may know John Locatelli for his Local Voices blog, but he also helps run Young's Flowers & Gifts with his wife, Helen, and in these uncertain times, decided to sell his comic book collection to help keep the family business afloat.

Viewfinder: Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce's Winter Wine Walk

Hundreds came out Saturday Night to sample wines from more than 20 Washington wineries while getting a head start on their holiday shopping.

Cavalia Horse Show Comes to Puget Sound This Winter

"Cavalia: A Magical Encounter Between Human and Horse" will debut in Redmond on Jan. 24.

Propane Stolen, BB Gun Damages Window, and an Assault on Thursday's Police Blotter

An roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Thursday, November 17.

No Criminal Charges Filed in Deputy-Involved Shooting Death of Ravensdale Man

A spokesman for the King County Prosecutor's Office told Patch Friday that no criminal charges would be filed against the law enforcement officers involved in the shooting death of 19-year-old Eric Sampson.

Contract Liquor Stores Hope to Stabilize after State Sales Transitions to Private Sector

Meanwhile, four employees at the Enumclaw State Liquor Store are among the 900 who will lose their jobs when the transition is expected to be complete in mid-2012.

Tickets for Sale Now for Holiday Fantasy Gala

The Enumclaw Regional Healthcare Foundation sponsors this annual event -- the 21st this year -- in support of healthcare services on the Plateau.

Squeeze in One More Fall Hike on Little Si

While the Little Si trail can be hiked year-round, outdoors columnist Karen Sykes suggests getting out there soon in order to enjoy the last of the fall colors before winter sets in for good.

Friday, November 18 is Opening Day at Crystal Mountain

Crystal Mountain announces Thursday that there is enough snow to open for the weekend -- the first for the new winter season.

House Hunt: Open Houses This Weekend Nov. 19 and Nov. 20

There are so many houses out there to see, so come on out before they're all GOBBLED up!

Get Out: Flicks at the Pool, Wine Walk, Holiday Crafts, Thanksgiving Dinner, and Warren Miller this Weekend

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

Enumclaw Music to Host Live Performances

The first such live CD party for Kathye Long last month was such a success that owner Barb Shane said she wants to make live performances a regular occurrence at her store.

Enumclaw's Tyler Salsbury bound for the University of Washington

Tyler Salsbury talks to Patch about signing his letter of intent to play golf at the University of Washington.

Holiday Jolt: Starbucks Offering 2-For-1 Drink Special Beginning Thursday

Here's the familiar trio: caramel brulee latte, peppermint mocha and gingerbread latte.

Police Blotter for Nov. 15 and Nov. 16

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Tuesday, Nov. 15 and Wednesday, Nov. 16.

Poll: Snow Levels Set to Drop Later This Week

Some of Enumclaw's outlying areas could see a few snowflakes, but no accumulation is expected.

We Got on the Focus on Education Week Bus Tour!

Patch jumped on the bus along with other members of the community Tuesday for an enlightening tour of schools in the Enumclaw School District.

A Bomb Threat, Four Vehicle Prowls, and Two Hit and Runs Round out Weekend Police Blotter

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, November 11 through Monday, November 14.

Enumclaw Businesses Share Spotlight in Best of Western Washington Competition

These Enumclaw businesses were recognized in the 2011 King 5 Best of Western Washington competition.

City Gas Customers Can Look Forward to 5 Percent Decrease in Natural Gas Rates

Council approved 6-0 passing on savings to customers as the natural gas utility fund for 2012 would be able to maintain a fund balance in excess of minimum reserve requirements.

Council Extends Discussion of 2012 Property Tax Levy to Third Public Hearing

Council continues to weigh the funding of a much-needed police officer position against promised tax cuts for next year.

Updated: McGann Leads by 16 Votes Friday in Enumclaw School Board Race

Friday's elections totals from King County indicates Tina McGann remains ahead of opponent Dan L. Peterson by a slim lead.

Public Can Weigh in on City Budget and Property Tax Levy Tonight

The Enumclaw City Council is holding two public hearings during tonight's meeting, so here's your chance to have your say.

Let's Talk Turkey, Got a Turkey Emergency? Call the Butterball Talk-Line

Butterball’s annual emergency hotline for home cooks is open and waiting for your turkey questions

Update: Driver Hurt in Saturday Accident on State Route 164 Dies from Injuries

The vehicle crossed into opposing traffic before leaving the roadway and striking several trees, the Washington State Patrol reports.

Updated: Both Chinook and Cayuse Passes Closed for Season

A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 3 p.m. today for the mountains above 2,000 feet.

Police Blotter for Nov. 9 and Nov. 10

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Wednesday, November 9 and Thursday, November 10.