Gallery 2011 October: Contemporary QuiltArt Association

The city of Enumclaw's Gallery 2011 will feature a variety of artists from the Contemporary QuiltArt Association during the month of October.

Viewfinder: EHS Crowns Homecoming King and Queen 2011

It was standing room only in the commons area of Enumclaw High School Wednesday night as the 2011 Homecoming King and Queen were crowned.

Poll: Steve Jobs Dies — How Did He Affect Your Life?

The iconic co-founder of Apple Inc. was 56.

Caregivers for Seniors Find Help, Resources at 'Boomer' Event

This informational session hosted by the Enumclaw Senior Activity Center and King County Veterans Tuesday connected those struggling to care for senior loved ones with the help they need.

Police Blotter for October 3

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports for Monday, Oct. 3.

Email to the Editor: Elfers a 'Rock Solid Individual' to Serve on Council

Family friend Anna Burt writes to Patch about her support for Councilman Rich Elfers in November's election.

State Sen. Roach Revisits Traffic Discussion Following Accident that Seriously Injured Teen

Sen. Pam Roach picks up from 2007 when residents told WSDOT officials then that they did not want a roundabout at the intersection of SR 169 and S.E. 416th Street but preferred a traditional traffic signal.

King County Metro Offering Free ORCA Card to Enumclaw-area Residents

From now through October 15, you can register with King County Metro during this limited-time promotion and receive an ORCA card valued at $15.

Driver of Buckley Crash That Killed Traevon Norton Charged with Vehicular Homicide

18-year-old Ryan R. Bogue has been charged with vehicular homicide in the death of 17-year-old Traevon Norton.

Spreading the Word on Domestic Violence

Enumclaw's Domestic Violence Task Force is on the move this week, getting businesses to partake in a purple show of solidarity this October to state emphatically, "Domestic violence has no place in our community!"

Police Blotter for Sept. 30 to Oct. 2

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, September 30 through Sunday, October 2.

Email to the Editor: Hogan Endorses Fellow Councilmember Elfers for Re-election

Enumclaw City Councilman Jim Hogan writes in support of the re-election of his colleague Rich Elfers, who is facing opponent Darrel Dickson for Position 2 on the Council.

UW Student Knox Freed by Italian Court, Murder Conviction Cleared

Amanda Knox, who has been in an Italian prison since 2007, has been acquitted of the murder of roommate Meredith Kercher, after appealing her conviction from two years ago.

Who's Who: Britt Nelson, Plateau Outreach Ministries Executive Director

An long active volunteer in the Enumclaw community, Britt Nelson began serving as executive director of Plateau Outreach Ministries on Monday.

Help for Boomers with Parents Coming Tuesday to Senior Center

While the oldest of the baby boomer generation are approaching 'senior' status themselves, many still have parents to care for and may not know what resources are available for them.

Inquest into Ravensdale Man's Shooting Begins Next Week

Eric Sampson, 19, was shot multiple times in March in a confrontation with King County Sheriff's deputies.

Domestic Violence Awareness: A Month for Purple Lights

A small but diverse group of citizens converged on downtown Saturday night bringing awareness to domestic violence through a campaign of purple lights.

Viewfinder: Pumpkin Classic

Nearly 70 people braved the drizzly Saturday morning to leap over bales of hay, balance on top of slick tires and slog through a mud pit -- all the while carrying pumpkins during the 2011 Pumpkin Classic.

Road-weary Hornets Fall at Decatur 36-7

Enumclaw High School football couldn't overcome second quarter turnovers in SPSL opener Friday night.

State Minimum Wage to Increase to $9.04 Next Year

The following is a press release issued by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries.

Enumclaw Gallery 2012 Seeking Artists

The City of Enumclaw is seeking visual artists to exhibit two and three-dimensional, original, works of art at City Hall Gallery 2012.

Enumclaw's Oldest Citizens Hold Court

Respect Our Elders Day honors the experiences, insights and values Enumclaw seniors impart on the community.

Police Blotter for Sept. 28

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports for Wednesday, Sept. 28.

House Hunt: Open Houses this Weekend Oct. 1 and Oct. 2

Ahh...Octoberfest! Beer, bratwurst and so much more. But what is a party without a house to entertain in so come on out this weekend and enjoy some of these fabulous homes that are sure to please.

Melakwa Lake a Visual Feast Perfect for Early October

Past the summer mosquitos but prior to the start of the rainy season, this is an ideal hike for fall.

EHS Fall Sports Spotlight: The Chynoweth Brothers

Brothers Ryan and Anthony Chynoweth chat with Patch about their journey into sports as well as reminisce about growing up and competing against each other.

Enumclaw Group to Mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month with Ceremony Saturday

All members of the community are encouraged to come out and hear about being a part of the solution to preventing domestic violence.

Police Blotter for Sept. 26 and Sept. 27

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Monday, Sept. 26 and Tuesday, Sept. 27.

Get Out: Weekend Planner, Sept 30 - Oct 2

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

Injury Knocks Local Gym Owner out of Weekend UFC Fight

A badly thrown punch sidelines the owner of Enumclaw's Combat Sports & Fitness.

Great Escape: Watch Storms from the Coast

Take advantage of the stormy weather and watch from the coast.

Hornets Girls Soccer Knock off Seahawks 1-0 in SPSL Girls Soccer Opener

The young Hornet squad uses tough defense, crisp passing and a timely goal to beat Peninsula on Tuesday night.

Get your Trash Ready: Neighborhood Clean-up Coming Up

Take advantage of city garbage collection services between Oct. 3 - 7 when most residents within city limits can set out additional garbage on their normal pick-up day with no additional charge.

Sleep Country's Coat Drive for Foster Children Runs Through Oct. 30

All Sleep Country stores is collecting coats for children in area foster care.

Whiz Kid: Black Diamond Scout Wins Award for Lifesaving

Mom Tina McGann reports son Garrett, 9, helped save a boy during a family outing to The Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound.

Frugal Family: Great Buys For Parents

Patch scours the South Sound to help find deals that can save parents a buck or two.

Enumclaw Teen Injured in Collision Last Week Remains Unconscious

The 17-year-old sustained numerous injuries to his left side though he has been able to breathe on his own, said a family friend.

Rotary Fishing Fundraiser Postponed Due to High Algae Bloom

A combination of hot weather last week along with the pink salmon run occurring in Boise Creek probably caused the bloom, said pond owner, and the fish aren't biting.

Police Blotter for Sept. 23 to Sept. 25

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, Sept. 23 through Sunday, Sept. 25.

Hey, Enumclaw Commuters: Get Free Ice Cream Before you Head Home Today!

Cold Stone Creamery is holding an ice cream social fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish Foundation Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at participating stores.