Carbonado News

Ever since her freshman year at White River High School, Victoria Marsh had had her eye on the WAVE.

Arrest rates were high last year for a town the size of Buckley, according to Police Chief Jim Arsanto.

An Edgewood businessman is leading a fight to repeal a utility tax the City Council approved Dec.

Four local piano students recently competed in Central Washington Universitya TMs 2009 Sonata-Sonatina Festival.

Two teens were arrested early Wednesday after breaking into or vandalizing about 30 cars in Kennewick, authorities said.

A 20-foot deep landslide has shut down state Highway 410 between milepost 104 and 108 about ten miles west of Naches.

The Buckley City Council hosted its first formal budget discussion to address what will be done about a deficit of approximately $278,000 heading into discussions surrounding its 2010 financial plan.

Unless Buckley City Council members come up with money in an already-tight 2009 budget, the associate city planner's position will be eliminated at the end of September.

An old political axiom maintains that nothing really heats up until after Labor Day.

Backpacks are packed and the buses are rolling. More students around our region are walking into new classrooms Tuesday as the school year gets under way.

Thousands of students will return to public school campuses across the state and around the Sound in the next two weeks.

Leaders in the Carbonado, Enumclaw and White River school districts were celebrating the positives and preparing to tackle trouble spots as they pored over Washington Assessment of Student Learning results.

Lambert "Skeek" Gon-zales proclaims to know more about the history of Wilkeson and its glory days - " when the rich natural resources fueled the local economy - " than any person alive.