Viewfinder: Scouts and VFW Prepare for Memorial Day Celebration

When finished, the sight of seemingly endless American flags lining a solitary road at Evergreen Memorial Park is one that prompts quiet reflection ahead of this weekend's Memorial Day celebrations.

Police Blotter for May 25 and May 26

The following arrest information was supplied by the Enumclaw police department. It does not indicate a conviction.

For Seniors, It's Never Too Late To Hit the Gym

Exercising into our 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond provides a slew of health benefits.

Bites Nearby: Fujiya's

A truly good Japanese sushi restaurant is hard to find so when you happen upon one, the drive is so worthwhile.

Sports Roundup: Golfers Finish Strong at State Tourney; Coach, Players Earn Water Polo Honors

Tyler Salsbury paces the boys golf team, and Kelly Sweeney takes home a 10th place finish to pace the girls team. Meanwhile, water polo wraps up with multiple honors

House Hunt: Open Houses this Weekend May 28 and May 29

There is absolutely no better time to buy than now so put on those walking shoes, grab a joe to go and come out this weekend to view these awesome homes.

Get Out: Weekend Planner, May 27-29

Check our picks for the activities to hit and new hot spots to explore.

Help Rotary Assemble AIDS Caregiver Kits

This is the third year that the Enumclaw Rotary Club is taking part in helping to provide tools for volunteer caregivers worldwide who are helping those with AIDS.

Police Blotter for May 24

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports for Tuesday, May 24.

Frugal Family: Salon, Sidewalk and Sweet Deals

From frothy drinks to flower kits, Patch has found a few steals on the Plateau this week.

Grab and Go Kids Planner: Memorial Day Weekend

Tiger Cubs, Swim Discounts and Folklife, oh my!

State Budget Hits Education Hard

Pay cuts for teachers and school administrators are part of the budget package, but local officials also worry about what this means for K-4 and board certification program for teachers.

Police Blotter for May 23

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Monday, May 23.

Musicians and Bands Sought for King County Fair

Justin Grennan, the Enumclaw native recently featured on the NBC show 'The Voice' will be among the Fair's booked talents.

Fate of Gravel Lot Spurs Comments from Community, Business Leaders

Representatives of local businesses and interests on both sides of the issue came to address Council Monday night.

Artists Sought During June 11 Wine Walk

The City of Enumclaw is looking for visual and performing artists to take part in June's Passport to Washington Wine Country Wine Walk, hosted by the Enumclaw Area Chamber of Commerce.

Police Blotter for May 20 to May 22

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Friday, May 20 through Sunday, May 22.

Rotary Names May Students of the Month

The Enumclaw Rotary Club recognized Kelsey Sonneson of Enumclaw High School, Alyssa Wagner of White River High School and Nyssa Schlager of the White River Alternative Programs at their May 19 meeting.

King County Animal Shelter Waives Dog Adoption Fees Thru May

Fees waived due to a recent influx of dogs at the Kent shelter of Regional Animal Services of King County.

Click It Or Ticket: State Patrol Does Nighttime Seat Belt Patrols Through June 5

Get caught without a seat belt and pay up to $124.

PatchCast: May 22

Here's a roundup of the region's major developments in the past week.

EHS Baseball Season Concludes in State Quarterfinals with Tough 6-2 Loss to Mt.Si

The Hornets demolished Meadowdale 19-2 and lose a hard-fought tussle to highly ranked Mount Si.

Stage Race Cruises into Enumclaw

More than 400 cyclists from as far as British Columbia descended onto Enumclaw this weekend for the annual Mutual of Enumclaw Stage Race.

EHS Girls Water Polo Drop a Heartbreaker to Auburn Riverside 3-2

Freshman goalie Megan Lesmeister paces a strong team defensive effort in the loss. Enumclaw plays Puyallup on Saturday to conclude the 2011 state tournament and season.

House Hunt: Open Houses this Weekend May 21 and May 22

The sun is shining and so are these houses! Come check out these fabulous homes that will be held open either Saturday or Sunday.

Police Blotter for May 19

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports for Thursday, May 19.

Trailblazers 4-H Horse Show Postponed Due to Equine Virus Outbreak

The event scheduled to take place at the Enumclaw Expo Center on Saturday, May 21 has been rescheduled for Saturday, July 2.

UPDATE: Thinking About a Run for City Council or School Board?

Friday, May 20, marked the first day for King County Elections filing by mail. Dates for filing in person or online are coming up!

Looking for a Car this Weekend?

King County holds its semi-annual auto auction on Saturday.

Under the Spell of Hypnosis

Hypnotherapy uses deep relaxation techniques to help clients cope with life struggles, big and small.

Race Season is Here. Are you Ready?

It's not to late to get in shape for the summer race season.

Injury Doesn't Faze EHS Track & Field Javelin Thrower

AnnaMarie Forza has fought through physical pain and adversity to lead her squad into the District meet this weekend.

Hancock Resigns from School Board, District No. 2 Applicants Sought

An error in regards to residency and district boundaries disqualifies Tamarah Hancock from serving on the position she was appointed to in January.

Bites Nearby: Wally's Drive-In

If you are looking for something different, something fun with a little retro flair thrown in for flavor, then Wally's Drive-In may be the perfect spot for your next eating adventure.

Police Blotter for May 18

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports for Wednesday, May 18.

UPDATE: Witnesses Sought to State Route 169 Injury Accident

Two women were transported to Harborview Medical Center after one vehicle veered across the center line, striking the second vehicle head-on.

Get Out: Weekend Planner

Check our picks for the activities to hit and new bars, restaurants, and shops to explore.

New Census Data Shows Enumclaw Age Gap Widening

There were fewer school-aged children in Enumclaw in 2010 than in 2000; conversely, the number of middle-aged residents rose almost 12 percent.

Police Blotter for May 17

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Tuesday, May 17.

Grab And Go: Reading With a Dog, Babysitting Class

From bikes to books and babysitting to Being Ernest, what will you do this week?