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7th Annual Swap Meet at Pacific Raceways

This Saturday February 7th Pacific Raceways will be holding its 7th Annual Swap Meet in the pro pit/paddock area of the Premiere Racing Facility...

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Black Diamond Police Reports

On 01/12/2025, officers were notified of an order for service at the 28800 block of SE Fir St. Officers served the order without incident. ********** On...

Black Diamond Police Reports

On 01/05/2025, an Officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle at the 23900 block of Roberts Drive for expired tabs. It was found...

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Glenn Arthur Trout Passed Away

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5-4-1939 to 1-7-2026.  Glenn passed at his home in Spring Branch TX at the age of 87. Born in Lincoln Nebraska to Jesse and Arthur Trout...

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High Schools, You Ready to Run?

Here's your chance Friday May 30, 2025 at “The Place to Race”, Pacific Raceways.  This is the 54th Annual Green River College All High...

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