After 2012, the City of Auburn and other cities will have nowhere to put their misdemeanor inmates. That’s because the…
“The Jaytaown Stampeed att Mystique Haul Saturday night was shur a good tyme,” the May 24, 1912 Auburn Republican proclaimed…
After 2012, the City of Auburn and other cities will have nowhere to put their misdemeanor inmates. That’s because the…
Demolition of the tavern block east of City Hall began in earnest Wednesday as workers began to knock down the…
False alarms account for about 99 percent of the calls police and emergency services respond to every year. And that…
Days of grief and frustration spilled over Tuesday evening in the Alpac Elementary School gymnasium as hundreds of Pacific residents…
False alarms account for about 99 percent of the calls police and emergency services respond to every year. And that…
One day the view from atop the birding tower in Auburn’s Environmental Park will take in the restored wetland with…
More than 100 people crowded under tents Wednesday afternoon to take in the rain-soaked groundbreaking of the Auburn Professional Plaza….
Flood anxieties peaked Wednesday evening, but Auburn residents began to breathe easier when the rain stopped falling Thursday morning. City…
Large vehicles and unattached trailers are too heavy for the unimproved shoulders of several Auburn streets to bear, and the…
Former Auburn City Councilwoman Jeanne Barber, 83, died Jan. 1 in Texas. Barber served on the Auburn City Council from…
King County prosecutors have charged an Auburn man with second-degree child assault-domestic violence for allegedly smothering his 7-week-old son Dec. 3 in an attempt to quiet the baby’s crying.
Auburn Police Sgt. Mark Caillier will be awarded his second Auburn Police Department Medal of Distinction and a citation in…
Groundbreaking for the Auburn Professional Plaza – the three-story office building, City Hall annex and KeyBank that is to replace…
On Monday, the Auburn School District board of directors passed a resolution to put before voters a bond and a levy election on March 10, each carrying lasting implications for the district for decades to come.
Over his wife’s protests, Pastor Jim Stevens hardly ever passed anyone by the side of the road who needed a ride without stopping to pick them up, or putting a couple bucks in the pocket of someone down on his luck, his daughter recalled recently.
Members of the Auburn School District board of directors were expected to pass a resolution at their regular meeting this past Monday to put before voters two special elections on March 10 – a bond and a levy with profound implications district wide.
Among Bob Johnson’s happiest memories as a downtown Santa is the little boy who climbed onto his lap, clutching a toilet paper tube.
Construction could start as early as the early January on the office building, City Hall annex and KeyBank that is to replace the row of empty taverns just east of Auburn City Hall.
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