Council Gives Board Larger Role in Community-wide Library Discussion

The city's Library Board will work with staff to host a conversational meeting regarding the future of the library. Meanwhile, the city takes first steps in looking at other funding options.

Who's Who: Enumclaw Historical Society President Ron Tyler

Looking for information about your family roots? Maybe you were curious what life was like here in the pioneer days. Find things you never knew about Enumclaw at the historical museum.

Police Blotter for April 8 to April 10

A roundup of police reports from Friday, April 8 through Sunday, April 10.

Council Continues Library Discussion Tonight

City Administrator Mike Thomas is expected to deliver an update on options the city will have in resolving questions surrounding the city library.

Dahlquist Speaks Out About Passage of House Budget

Lawmaker believes state budget falls short on sustainability, prioritizing and government reform.

Longtime Radio Shack Manager Prepares for Store Closing

Craig Gammon has overseen the local electronics store for 18 years and reflects on its history in the community.

Fold Origami for a Good Cause

Three EHS juniors are spearheading this fundraising effort where for $1, you can fold a paper crane and your donation will go towards supporting the Japanese Red Cross. Enumclaw's government and business communities are also extending a hand.

Five Common Tax Mistakes to Avoid

It is likely that either your CPA or you have already filed your 2010 tax return, but if you haven't, here are some last-minute tips.

Then and Now: The Daffodil Festival

The Daffodil Festival is regarded as a great community celebration, bringing thousands of visitors to our streets each April. Staying true to form, this yellow spring beauty has some not-so-humble beginnings dating back to Sumner in the spring of 1926.

Hornets Baseball Pulls Away from Bonney Lake 12-6

Enumclaw's Kevin Johnson's stellar relief pitching and Cody Hughes power lead the Hornets over Bonney Lake.

Meet Handsome and Portis

Two great bulldogs are looking for the right owners right now to adopt them.

Police Blotter for April 5 to April 7

A roundup of Enumclaw police reports from Tuesday, April 5 to Thursday, April 7.

House Hunt: Open Houses April 9 and April 10

The forecast for the weather looks good this weekend but the prices of these homes for Open House weekend look even better.

Moss Lake Nature Trail a Nice Option when Winter Conditions Hinder Access to Snoquera Falls

Outdoors writer Karen Sykes found a slide blocking access to Snoquera Falls during an outing in March, but it was a different story on the Moss Lake Nature Trail which was in fact, hinting that spring was just around the corner.

Diving In

Springtime means the start of open-water swimming season in the Puget Sound region.

EHS Baseball Spotlight: Meet the Lucarelli Family

This father/son combination plays key roles in the Enumclaw baseball team's current No. 2 ranking in the State 3A baseball division.

Bites Nearby: The Kitchen

If you are looking for a casual and friendly place to grab a bite, check out the Kitchen located at 1521 Cole Street.

Two Injured in Overnight State Route 410 Accident

The vehicle was totalled after reportedly traveling eastbound when it hit a guardrail and rotated into the westbound shoulder.

Full Service Not Just for Gas Stations Anymore

Francel's Full Service Salon may be new to Enumclaw but they are old pros in the business of beauty.

Bonney Lake Outlasts Enumclaw 4-1 in SPSL Boys Soccer Action

The Panthers takes advantage of being up a player early in the second half to pull away for victory.

UPDATE: No Classes at Green River Enumclaw Campus this Summer

Closing of local campus during the summer is part of a number of efforts to cut costs as the college anticipates a possible $3.5 million budget shortfall following the current state legislative session.

Nominate an Enumclaw 'Whiz Kid'

Enumclaw Patch wants to highlight the accomplishments of the Plateau area's younger residents.

Moms Talk Q&A: No More Happy Meals?

San Francisco has banned fast food restaurants from including toys with meals that are viewed as unhealthy and include too much fat, calories, and sodium. Now, New York City's considering a similar ban.

Grab and Go Kids Planner: Daffodil Parade, Teen Overnight Movie Marathon and Sports Camp

Gear up for our communities events this weekend!

Frugal Family: Spring Fitness and Flowers

Freebies (with some work) from Target, coupons for The Body Studio, flower deals and a fun night out for the divas are featured in this week's Frugal Family.

Get Out: Enumclaw Weekend Planner

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

Police Blotter for April 4

A roundup of police reports from Monday, April 4.

Studded Tire Deadline Pushed Back One Week

Forecasts call for continued winter driving conditions across the mountain passes and higher-elevation areas in eastern Washington

Viewfinder: Enumclaw Soccer Falls to Auburn Mountainview 6-2

The Hornets are used to playing on grass, but even they had trouble with the slick conditions produced by Monday's heavy downpour during their match against the visiting Lions.

Olympia No Longer Spinning Wheels on Bike Legislation

Four bills supporting safety and transportation issues headed to floor votes.

April Gallery 2011 Artist Wants to Leave Legacy

Nancy Cary aims to create a visual history of the buildings and scenery of the Plateau area and hopes her work will one day be in museums for all to see.

Police Blotter for April 1 to April 3

Fort Lewis training keeps neighbors awake, a bobcat was seen and three DUI arrests were logged this weekend.

WSDOT Goes Orange for Work Zone Awareness Week

The Washington State Department of Transportation will be going "orange" this week to let drivers know to slow down by the work zones.

Enumclaw Artists Host Studio Tours in May

This event coincides with Mother's Day weekend, offering a unique opportunity to take mom out on the town for a day of great local food and art.

Giant Consignment Sale a Boon For Bargain-Hunting Parents

Just Between Friends sale at Puyallup Fairgrounds offers deals galore for those seeking baby and children's gear and clothes.

EHS Track Recap: Enumclaw Boys and Girls Track Knock off Decatur

Enumclaw Boys win handily 84-60. Enumclaw Girls rolled to a 78-67 win over visiting Decatur on Thursday.

House Hunt: Open Houses this Weekend

Spring is in the air and eager sellers are doing some serious spring cleaning to get their houses sold. Come on out this weekend to view some of these awesome homes.

New Car-Seat Policy for Our Lowriders

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, children should ride rear-facing until age 2 and use a booster until at least age 8.

State DOT to Start Work on Clearing Chinook Pass

Snow removal efforts have already begun on Cayuse Pass, which is expected to reopen in mid-April. Work on Chinook Pass is to begin April 11.

Police Blotter for March 31

A round up of police reports from Thursday, March 31