As an improbable winner of a close and heated election in November, Cy Sun knows he faces an even tougher battle as Pacific’s new mayor in the many weeks ahead.
Rod Cartwright stood silent as a demolition crew went to work last Friday morning, carefully tearing down a home that’s stood tall for four generations in his family.
Recognized for his many accomplishments in the Auburn community, Dick Brugger also is known for his other exclusive works.
Outgoing and fun, Amy Jahn is busy on the run. It’s just her nature. A typical day means connecting people, sharing ideas and offering opportunities for people, young and old, from all walks.
For one ambitious Auburn couple, traveling throughout the world has brought wonders and a willingness to lend a helping hand.
A reserved young man of few words, David Paulson speaks volumes with his soft hands and solid play.
An imaginative Auburn girl reached for the skies to send a long-distance letter to Santa. Five-year-old Helen Berence Reyes Cardenas tied a message to helium-filled two balloons and sent it free at her cousin’s nighttime birthday party on Dec. 2.
They call it the Road Map Project, a plan to double the number of students graduating from college or earning a career credential by 2020 through a collective, regional approach.
In his many imaginative and unconventional creations, mechanic Mike Fobes dares to be different.
Equipped with paint supplies strapped to the back of her bicycle, “Graffiti Peggy” is on a mission to rid Auburn of unwanted and illicit markings.
Hawaii may be paradise, but it can certainly be purgatory. Jeremiah Mushen knows as much.
A teacher somewhere in America made a startling discovery in her sixth-grade classroom the other day. A student, a 13-year-old girl, was eating a new variety of Tic Tacs, but it wasn’t the small sweet things she was led to believe.
Art brings out the very best in Jon Roberton. With the striking use of bold, bright color and detail, the Auburn artist vividly inspires emotion with his beautiful images.
It was by no means an easy road, but one Peter Phan was determined to travel on Sunday. The 26-year-old Algona man – a kidney dialysis patient for nearly 10 years – completed his first 26.2-mile run, the 41st Seattle Marathon, under rainy, overcast skies.
When a new anti-smoking law went into effect in Washington state six years ago, it drew an imaginary line.
The disappointment can be heard in Richard Hildreth’s voice. Pacific’s mayoral election remains in limbo as votes continue to be counted at a painfully slow pace
Frustrated, overweight and in chronic pain, Brent Bagley struggled to overcome his personal plight.
Shakespeare offers Anthony Conley-O’Donnell more than just a complex play on the bright stage.
An Auburn school has reached far to forge a close friendship with students from South Korea.
A determined Peter Phan vows to go where few people with his condition have gone. Phan, a kidney dialysis patient for nearly 10 years, plans to cover every foot of his first 26.2-mile run adventure – the Seattle Marathon on Nov. 27.