POLL: Starbuck’s CEO Trying to Spur Job Growth

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz launched a campaign Tuesday to increase jobs in America, asking customers to donate to the Opportunity Finance Network.

EHS Boys Water Polo Seeded 10th in State Tournament this Week

Enumclaw finished their regular season with a 6-4 league record and 14-11 overall going into the championship this week.

Gallery 2011 November Presents Dennis Harrison

The Renton-based marquetry artist brings a little-known art form to Enumclaw for the month of November.

DUIs, Noise Complaints and a Halloween Scare Round out this Long Weekend's Police Reports

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, October 28 through Monday, October 31.

Bank of America Backs Off Plans to Implement $5 Debit Card Fee

A company press release today indicated that Bank of America is dropping the planned fee due in large part to customer feedback.

Viewfinder: Halloween in Enumclaw

An assortment of princesses, pirates, karate kids and even Santa made an appearance on Cole Street on Monday for some trick-or-treating fun.

Email to the Editor: Elfers Impresses with his Dedication to Community

Jim Niehoff writes to Patch about why he's supporting Rich Elfers for Position No. 2 on the Enumclaw City Council.

BIMORE Closing in November

The Enumclaw business is another victim of the flailing economy, but consumers have a win here with some great deals before the store closes November 23.

General 2011 Elections: What You Need To Know

King County ballots were mailed Oct. 19, and due Nov. 8.

Did You Know? Halloween Fun Facts and Legends

Impress your coworkers at the water cooler on Halloween Monday with these holiday facts.

Sunset Festival of Bands, Blue Thunder Rocks Sumner

Bands from all over the region converged on Sunset Stadium in Sumner to show off their stuff.

Meet April Schroeder, Candidate for Enumclaw School Board

This is part of a series of candidate profiles Patch will be bringing you for the 2011 elections. April Schroeder is running unopposed for Enumclaw School Board.

Six Tips For A Safe Halloween

Follow these tips for a safe Halloween.

Police Blotter for Oct. 27

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Thursday, October 27.

Music Lovers Celebrate Enumclaw Guitar Instructor's Latest CD

Kathye Long has taught at Enumclaw Music for 26 years while continuing to pursue her own musical ambitions.

King County Lowers Pet Adoption Fees for Felines through Halloween

Staff at Regional Animal Services of King County also remind pet owners to keep your pets safe during the upcoming spook-tacular holiday.

Email to the Editor: McGann Demonstrates Passion and Commitment to the Enumclaw School District

Teacher Beth Coppin-Cross writes to Patch about why she is support Tina McGann in this upcoming election for Enumclaw School Board.

House Hunt: Open Houses this Weekend Oct. 29 and Oct. 30

What does this weekend have in store for us as far as open houses? How about wickedly good home prices, ghoulish amounts of inventory and bloody good deals.

Gallery 2012 Call for Artists Deadline Extended

Artists wishing for their work to be included in the 2012 program have until Tuesday, November 25 to submit their materials.

Email to the Editor: Chamber Looks to Partner with City over Visitor Center

The Chamber of Commerce has submitted a formal proposal over how to continue operating the Visitor Center with support from the city of Enumclaw.

Get Out: BUNCO, a CD Release Party, and a Rockin' Festival of Bands

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

Police Blotter for Oct. 26

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Wednesday, October 26.

Women Gather for Successful Fall Fashion Fundraiser to Support MOMentum

Ladies from around Puget Sound, including Black Diamond's own Mama Passarelli, enjoyed an evening of fun, fashion and fundraising at Bravern Boutiques in Bellevue to support empowering women to get healthy by providing exercise equipment on playgrounds in

Email to the Editor: YEAS Thanks Community, Fundraising Continues for Next Phase

The Enumclaw Stadium project exemplifies what the community is all about, says committee members.

Inside EHS Cross Country with Jeff Jacobson

The veteran head coach of the boys and girls cross country teams recalls his own experiences running, coaching and team-building and looks ahead to the Hornets' District meet on Saturday.

McKenna Warns of New Foreclosure Rescue Scammers

Washington state Attorney General Rob McKenna urges homeowners to use non-profit, approved housing counselors instead.

Outside Agencies in Spotlight at Latest Budget Workshop

The Enumclaw City Council heard recommendations Wednesday night on how best to allocate funds to the city's many agencies that provide human services to the community.

Police Blotter for Oct. 25

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Tuesday, October 25.

Chamber May Bow Out of Visitor Center

In Wednesday's budget workshop, city administration reported the Enumclaw Chamber of Commerce is looking to the city for support in manning the Visitor Center and may quit management of the center if funding is not allocated for it.

Email to the Editor: Dickson Helpful, Professional in Condo Purchase

John and Virgie Loudermelt write to Patch about their good experience working with Darrel Dickson at Sunrise Lane Condominiums.

Deadline for In-person Voter Registration is Oct. 31 for Residents who Haven't Registered in Wash.

Here are a few links to help you navigate the local, county and state issues up for consideration this coming election on November 8.

No Enumclaw Candidates Breaking $5,000 in Campaign Expenditures, Yet

A check of the Public Disclosure Commission this week found that candidate Darrel Dickson reported the highest amount both in contributions and expenditures for his campaign, but then he was the only candidate who opted to fully report his financials.

Police Blotter for Oct. 24

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Monday, October 24.

2012 Property Tax Levy Discussion Draws Strong Opinions

Few from the public commented on the setting of the 2012 property tax levy during Monday night's public hearing, but some city councilmembers had more to say.

EHS Football Matchup Against Peninsula Rescheduled for Thursday

It looks like a booking error for Roy Anderson Field has caused the Hornets game against Peninsula to be bumped up a day.

Police Blotter for Oct. 21 to Oct. 23

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, October 21 through Sunday, October 23.

Council Accepts 268th Avenue S.E. Annexation Petition Following Lively Public Hearing

The Enumclaw City Council voted 6-1 Monday to accept the 60 percent petition as part of the process for the annexation of 101 acres along 268th Avenue S.E. into the city.

Council Holds Three Public Hearings at Tonight's Meeting

The public is invited to speak up about three issues the Enumclaw City Council will be discussing tonight.

Email to the Editor: Concerned Citizens Wary of Dickson's Interests

Bob & Becky Lee write to Patch about their concerns over Darrel Dickson's campaign for Position No. 2 on the City Council.

Second Half of 2011 King County Property Taxes Due Oct. 31

Property owners have the option of making their payments online.