Tag: Enumclaw
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Celebrate Your Community — The Enumclaw Plateau Farmers’ Market
When & Where: Every Thursday from 3 pm to 7 pm, running from June through September, the market transforms downtown Enumclaw into a vibrant hub of local flavor and camaraderie. Located on First Street, between the Enumclaw Library and Tractor Supply, this is where neighbors meet, stories are shared, and local farmers bring their best…
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Celebrating Labor Day 2025: History, Fun, and Local Ideas
Labor Day weekend is here — a time to relax, recharge, and enjoy the last stretch of summer before fall officially rolls in. Whether you’re heading out of town, planning a local adventure, or just enjoying a quiet day at home, it’s the perfect chance to celebrate the hardworking spirit that Labor Day honors. A…
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Buckley Bridge Closure: What It Means for Our Community
If you’ve driven between Buckley and Enumclaw lately, you’ve probably noticed something’s missing — the White River Bridge on SR-410. On August 18, 2025, a semi-truck collided with the bridge, causing serious structural damage. Since then, the bridge has been completely closed in both directions. No cars, no bikes, no pedestrians. For anyone who depends…
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Discover: The History of Pinnacle Peak (Mt. Peak) – Enumclaw’s Beloved Hike
Pinnacle Peak, affectionately known to locals as Mount Peak, is a cherished geological and cultural landmark rising from the Enumclaw Plateau in Washington State. With its volcanic origins, forested trails, and panoramic views of Mount Rainier, this 1,801-foot extinct cinder cone has been a centerpiece of community recreation, local lore, and conservation efforts for generations.…
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The EV-olution of the Chevrolet Bolt EV and EUV (2017–2026)
Since its introduction in 2017, the Chevrolet Bolt EV has been a cornerstone in making electric vehicles (EVs) accessible to a broader audience. Over the years, it has undergone significant transformations, both in design and technology. In 2022, Chevrolet expanded the lineup with the Bolt EUV, catering to those seeking a slightly larger EV. Let’s…
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The Buckley Log Show: 50+ Years of Local History & The 2025 Schedule
What is the Buckley Log Show?Nestled in historic Buckley, Washington—just under the gaze of Mount Rainier—the Buckley Log Show is a beloved long-standing tradition celebrating the region’s rich logging heritage. Since the city’s early days as a timber town, this annual event has grown into one of Pierce County’s premier summer spectacles, drawing competitors, families,…
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Congrats Class of 2025: Enumclaw Highschool!
Honoring the 2025 Art Gamblin Memorial Scholarship Recipients Enumclaw High School’s Class of 2025 graduated on June 10, and with it came the celebration of many achievements, milestones, and bright futures. Among the highlights of this special day was the awarding of the *Art Gamblin Memorial Scholarship*, a tradition that holds deep meaning for all…
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The 2025 Northwest C10’s Classic Truck Show – Proud Sponsors!
Art Gamblin Motors is thrilled to sponsor the 2025 Northwest C10’s Classic Truck Show, an event that promises to be bigger and better than ever! With an expected turnout of 350-400 Chevy trucks, this year’s show will be a must-see celebration of classic American craftsmanship and automotive passion. The weekend kicks off with the highly…
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Gamblin Motors: Proud Sponsors of EHS Lacrosse Team!
We are now proud sponsors of the EHS Lacrosse Team! The Enumclaw High School Lacrosse Team represents dedication, teamwork, and a passion for the game. As a community, we take pride in supporting these student-athletes as they train, compete, and grow both on and off the field. Lacrosse is more than just a sport—it builds…
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Discover: the Beauty of Nolte State Park – Enumclaw’s Hidden Gem
Nestled just outside Enumclaw, Washington, Nolte State Park—also known as Deep Lake—is a serene retreat offering stunning natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing day by the water, a scenic hike, or a place to enjoy a family picnic, Nolte…