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Early victories put EHS, WRHS in Top 10 list of 3A teams - Courier-Herald (opens the original)
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Published 3:40 pm Monday, September 14, 2026 During White River’s dominant victory last Friday, running back Cam Corothers (#22) races for an 8-yard gain. After catching a pass later in the contest, Parker Fry (#1) outraces the Auburn Mountainview defense. Boasting a potent mix of high-powered offenses and stifling defenses, the Plateau’s prep football teams have rolled to lopsided, early-season victories. The tally sheet shows Enumclaw High and White River with identical 2-0 records as they hea
WRHS volleyball promises to return as a powerhouse to state | Fall Preview 2026 - Courier-Herald (opens the original)
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Published 2:00 pm Wednesday, September 9, 2026 White River High’s Taylor Arnold returns for her senior year. Here she is setting up a play during last year’s district tournament. WRHS sophomore Giuliana Fioretti will be returning to the field this year as a forward. Photo by Ben Ray / The Reporter Fall is a busy time in the world of athletics everywhere and that’s certainly true on the campus of White River High School. Here’s a quick look at this season’s Hornet programs (except football, which
The Oxbow Loop: Around and around the scenic lake | Hiking the Evergreen State - Kent Reporter (opens the original)
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Published 4:00 pm Tuesday, August 25, 2026 The Oxbow Loop Trail is all about water, tall trees and magnificent views. Shown here are the lake, taken from a footbridge, and a stretch of the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River. Editor’s note: As in summers past, we have spent the better part of July and August focusing on the great outdoors: namely, some of the noteworthy campgrounds and trails found in the Evergreen State – and maybe just a few opportunities for a good, long walk. Most of the destinatio
Lake Wilderness: A natural respite in a hectic world | Hiking the Evergreen State - Courier-Herald (opens the original)
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Published 2:40 pm Thursday, August 20, 2026 Wilderness lake is one of only ten waters in King County managed with a seasonal fishing closure. The primary fishing opportunities include stocked Rainbow Trout, Kokanee, and resident Largemouth Bass. A fun part of the arboretum trail system is the Story Walk Trail, which leads visitors through a children’s book one page at a time. Just a short distance away, a permanent marker tells about the Forest Reserve. Lake Wilderness is known as an “urban fore
The stunning saltwater shores of Belfair | Hiking the Evergreen State - Kent Reporter (opens the original)
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Belfair State Park’s scenic shoreline. Photo courtesy Washington State Parks and Recreation The entry that awaits Belfair State Park visitors. Photo courtesy Washington State Parks and Recreation Pictured here is the bridge over Little Mission Creek that leads to a short trail system. Photo courtesy Washington State Parks and Recreation Editor’s note: As in summers past, we are spending time during July and August focusing on the great outdoors: namely, some of the noteworthy campgrounds and tra
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