Looking for guidance, discipline and skills, Auburn’s Keith Nichols found it working closely with a cop. “I love it,” said the 19-year-old Nichols. “I’ve gained confidence and self-worth.”
A talented group of young singers and musicians came together for a good cause last Friday.
A Pacific City Council member killed his wife decades ago but should keep his elected position.
From the confines of his multi-faceted one-man shop, Tom Erdmann Jr. brings many things to life with his artistry.
Cy Sun came not as Pacific’s recently-elected mayor but as a citizen determined to defend his military record.
The food and service weren’t up to par for golfers. So said a report that examined conditions and recommended ways to improve the menu and accommodations at Copper Falls Restaurant & Bar on the Auburn Golf Course.
Clad in leather, clutching furry friends, Laura Garvin smiled at the large gathering. And well she should smile — after all, Gavin’s partly responsible for that crazy Sunday afternoon every February when Auburn Regional Medical Center succumbs to motorcycle madness.
Call it innovation or more fittingly, intervention. A strategic program is making a difference for students at Auburn Mountainview High School.
Cy Sun vowed last fall that if voters elected him mayor of Pacific, change would come to City Hall.
Washington wine for Japanese sake. Sounds like an inviting exchange, and one international business arrangement Auburn leaders soon hope to toast.
Tera Sabo considered herself a contestant, not a contender. A year removed from her first experience at the Miss Auburn Scholarship Pageant pageant, the 18-year-old from Maple Valley returned a wiser, more composed young lady to confront the bright lights of the Performing Arts Center stage.
As a young, idealistic and naive teenager, Ann Worden didn’t expect much to happen when she stepped onto the bright stage in the spring of 1963.
Formerly a barista, Lacey Haack now owns and operates a remodeled coffee stand in south Auburn.
In her darkest days, the wrath of her child’s abusive father rained down on her. Their relationship was volatile, with a latent threat always hanging in the air.
The lasting images and unforgettable stories often bring Janet Solar Lybeck back to the family farm.
A painful injury, a break from the action didn’t discourage Jill Joiner-Wong from trying again.
Last week’s nasty snow blast and subsequent ice storm that fooled even the forecasters called for a military-style response from frontline workers and support personnel.
It is budding relationship between campus and community, a bond that spans generations, connects those who served honorably and supports the many needs of Auburn-area veterans.
As the unlikely winner of a close, heated election in November, Cy Sun knows an even tougher battle looms in the weeks and months ahead.
Seattle Seahawks defensive back Marcus Trufant patiently fielded the question from a young inquirer, raised his eyebrows and paced the floor.