The rock in the park means something special to RaeLyn Clark. It rests as a monument along the edge of the large, sunken skateboard bowl at Brannan Park, a second home to RaeLyn’s late son.
It was a lost battle in The Forgotten War.
Yet Auburn’s Larry Doll remembers the horrific, frontline firefight all too well. Even now, more than 60 years later, he struggles to describe the carnage.
Pacific’s knitters and crocheters are at it again.
The Touch of Home Tuesday Club donated 240 caps last week to Click for Babies, a program aimed to raise awareness about infant crying and the risks of shaken baby syndrome.
The Pacific mayoral race has turned nasty. Not all sides are playing nice.
She opened for business on one of the darkest days in the country’s history. She weathered a deep recession and the effects of a competitive online market.
Auburn is aggressively carving out a place for itself in the changing global economy.
Having already established productive economic, educational and cultural ties with Tamba, Japan, civic and business leaders have opened talks with dignitaries from Guanghan, China, and Pyeongchang, South Korea, host of the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Auburn’s Les Gove Park has MOMentum.
Paige Green Dunn – actress and wife of King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn – and Kelly Singer – a personal trainer and founder of Sassy Fit – have come up with an idea to make workout equipment available to busy, on-the-go mothers as they watch their kids play in the park.
A reconstructed section of the West Valley Highway is now open between State Route 18 and West Main Street.
Project officials lauded the hard work and dedication of the City’s Contractor, RW Scott, and City construction staff in allowing the much-used highway to reopen two days earlier than originally anticipated.
Robin Halbert keeps planting and growing big things.
His latest produce is an award-winning marrow, weighing a whopping 48 pounds, a state record, according to the Pacific Northwest Giant Pumpkin Growers.
Two came with prepared scripts, two spoke more off the cuff.
Based on reactions and sound bites from last week’s debate, the Auburn City Council races offer distinct personalities, credentials and choices for voters. All of which should make for an interesting kick to the finish line for the Nov. 8 general election, less than three weeks away.
Seeking adventure and a change of pace, a more robust life and less grind, Cindy Ross found what she was looking for in the world of commercial diving.
Women are not the only victims of domestic violence. Lisa Moore knows this from personal, painful experience
Pacific Mayor Richard Hildreth has been cleared of charges that he illegally used a City credit card for personal use.
The fight against fat has spanned nearly five decades for one pioneering Auburn doctor.
The Auburn Valley Y recently received a manicure.
Thanks to a special microchip, long-lost Oscar came home to his family.
The shelter-adopted domestic short-hair cat, with black-and-white tuxedo-like fur features, disappeared three years ago from his Auburn home.
Swift changes and gradual growth continue at Auburn Regional Medical Center.
As far as John Neibel is concerned, it is an accident ready to happen.
Reconstruction of a worn and unstable section of the West Valley Highway in Auburn is well under way. Crews are busy restoring the well-used highway, from the foundation up.
Auburn’s Michael Kopp intends to go the distance and retrace the steps his late wife took in a fight with a terrible disease.