Ever since it invented the skid steer loader in 1960, the Bobcat Company claims on its website, it has “helped…
Stirgus will fill the time remaining on former councilmember Larry Brown’s four-year council term.
Road trips through the heart of Eastern Washington’s one-horse towns are among the most treasured memories of my childhood.
On April 21, the Auburn City Council unanimously approved a resolution green-lighting the placement of a countywide ballot measure before voters in 2025 for a levy to support Medic One/Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
Clean Sweep, Auburn’s annual celebration of Earth Day, is here again from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 26.
Questioning methods, as I see it, has nothing to do with politics or personal animosities.
Here is a selection of the questions the Auburn City Council put to Lisa Stirgus and the other candidates for the seat vacated by Larry Brown.
She will fill the position vacated by Larry Brown.
The agency’s annual school food drive was down about 30,000 pounds compared to 2024.
I no longer fear death itself, but I could do without dying.
At a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. April 7, the Auburn City Council chose seven candidates to interview at a…
The work is part of Auburn’s downtown reconstruction project.
As readers of this column may know by now, I am a word person.
City can continue contract with King County District Court or form its own municipal court.
On May 10 and May 11, the Auburn club will host its annual event at the Fred Meyer Grocery Store in Auburn.
The corridor’s growing importance has created its own problems.
We got her from a friend of Ann’s, as one of the two remaining pups from a litter of nine.
Auburn’s current rate structure for its water, sanitary sewer and storm drainage utilities expires on Dec. 31, 2025.
How does the old “Cheers” intro go?
Auburn’s Sarah Blum began writing “Warrior Nurse: PTSD and Healing” in 2016, offering the harrowing account of her wartime service…
“I’m excited to serve our Auburn community in this new role.”
In her new book “Warrior Nurse: PTSD and Healing,” Blum lays out the experience before her readers.
On March 8, I met a reader and sometime critic of this column for lunch.