Lillian Bickford scores career-high 16 points in win over Elma.
Money is being raised to benefit a local woman stranded in Costa Rica and in a coma after a dental procedure.
Eatonville's Shane Taylor has career night, records first double-double.
Depending on how old you are and how much you earn, some or all of your benefits could be temporarily withheld.
ESD parents who have a child entering kindergarten in the 2023-24 school year can enroll beginning in February.
The Friends of Eatonville Library is hosting an informational meeting at 2 p.m. Jan. 27.
As 2023 opens, Eatonville has many faces in new places.
Dips, small bites and other finger foods are staples when the game is on because they can be eaten in front of the big screen.
Wins over Tenino and Hoquiam vault Eatonville into Evergreen lead at 3-0.
Student learning, behavioral and social-emotional data was presented at the meeting, along with a highlight of student work.
Book donations are accepted during the week, with Fridays the preferred day.
Schaub was selected from a field that included Joe Hagen, Nathon Smith and Colin Stephens.
Pierce County Councilmember Ryan Mello was unanimously elected council chair for 2023.
Wins over Tenino and Hoquiam lifts Eatonville to 10-3 overall and 2-1 in 1A Evergreen Conference games.
Three Eatonville schools are inviting students and their families to upcoming family nights.
Slow cookers enable home chefs to set their ingredients to simmer early in the day and then head to work, school, or whatever else.
After being idle for nearly a week, the Cruisers scored wins over Montesano and Rainier.
Town Hall meeting scheduled for Jan. 18 to gather ideas.
Lewis County Hospital District No. 1 has offered the district’s superintendent/CEO position to Kyle Kellum of Valentine, Neb.
The Eatonville School Board approved Lucy Fountain as its new interim superintendent at its Jan. 4 meeting.
The town hall meeting is from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Jan. 13 at Graham-Kapowsin High School.
Robyn Denson, who served on the Gig Harbor City Council since 2020, was sworn in as the newest member of the council on Jan. 3.
Former state Attorney General Rob McKenna detailed the legal case against the tax during a recent seminar.
Some also enjoy bagels as the “bread” in breakfast sandwiches or as sandwiches filled with cold cuts later in the day.
ESD students returned to the classroom on Jan. 3.
The Eatonville girls basketball team also reached the championship game of the Centralia Holiday Classic tournament to end the year.
The death of a loved of can bring about a host of different tasks and responsibilities.
Fresh off a satisfying 70-33 whooping of the Orting Cardinals, the Eatonville High School boys basketball team hopped on a plane last week and headed to Ketchikan, Alaska, to take on the Lathrop Malemutes in the first round of the 2022 Clarke-Cochrane Christmas Classic, Dec. 28.
With the start of every year, some residents set New Year’s resolutions, outlining their goals they wish to achieve. While some people choose not to set any, some Eatonville residents shared theirs with the Dispatch.
Dear Savvy Senior, Falls and fires are the two things I worry most about for my elderly father who lives alone. Do you have any suggestions on what we can do to help keep him safe, and keep an eye on him from afar? Concerned Daughter
Residents are invited to check out the Eatonville Library lobby for books, CDs and more provided by the Friends of the Eatonville Library to aid the programs the library offers the community. Book donations are accepted during the week, with Fridays the preferred day. Application forms to join the Friends of the Eatonville Library are also available and welcomed. A full book sale is also planned for this month, with dates to be announced.
The Washington State Department of Transportation will end the grace period for the suspension of late fees, civil penalties and registration holds for unpaid tolls on March 1, 2023.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is one of many people concerned about what appears to be the intentional sabotage of several electric substations in his state, cutting off thousands of people from electricity during extreme winter weather events.
After failing to pass emergency powers reform during this year’s legislative session, lawmakers look to make another attempt next year in the form of pre-filed Senate Bill 5063, cosponsored by Sen. Lynda Wilson, R-Vancouver, and Sen. Mark Mullet, D-Issaquah.
Significant changes went into effect this month that impact workers around the state. They include: minimum wage and minimum salary for overtime-exempt employees are increasing; agricultural overtime eligibility is expanding; rideshare drivers are gaining access to minimum trip pay and other rights; and job-seekers will see wage transparency in job postings.
Washington state elected officials have proposed changes to state law that would make it a criminal offense for voice service providers to knowingly facilitate illegal robocalls.
A typical pantry contains a host of staples, including oatmeal. Oats long have been portrayed as simple comfort food that can feed a crowd for less. But there’s nothing simple about the recipes that can be created when oats are in the mix.
Curious about which books Seattle’s insatiable readers turned to in 2022? Need a little inspiration for that 2023 book list?