Two well-known Puyallup nonprofits could soon need new headquarters.
Two well-known Puyallup nonprofits could soon need new headquarters.
The Puyallup City Council on Tuesday indicated it wants the city to sell its Community Resource Center on North Meridian, which today is home to the Puyallup Main Street Association and The Daffodil Festival, along with a consignment store.
From the shores of Commencement Bay to the foothills of Mount Rainier, more opportunities for recreation are falling into place.
The Edith Bishel Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Kennewick is selling cases of Pepsi and Coca Cola products through Friday as a fundraiser. A case of 20-ounce bottles is $20. To place an order, call 735-0699.
The nonprofit center also is holding a Fifty Shades of Bunko fundraiser May 1 at Guardian Angel Homes, 245 Van Giesen, Richland. Tickets are $25; the event includes bunko games, soups, salad, bread, dessert, wine and a silent auction.
For details, go to www.edithbishelcenter.org.
Volunteers at Sunny Sky’s Animal Rescue in Puyallup are adept at helping dogs and cats, but they now find themselves in need of assistance. The no-kill shelter might have to shut down if it doesn't raise $200,000 and find a new facility to house its operation, which includes 80-100 animals.
An insurance company has bought out a nonprofit home for struggling women in Cincinnati in a deal announced Monday, ending a bitter two-year court battle over the historic property in a picturesque downtown neighborhood.
Eric Akeson is operating at warp brewery speed – not even a year ago he started his Puyallup River Brewery selling bottles of beer to local bottle shops and groceries stores like Tacoma Boys. Today, he opens his Puyallup River Alehouse – a taproom in downtown Puyallup where he’ll pour his own craft beers and some of his favorites from other South Sound and nationally known craft brewers. Think of the alehouse as a craft beer emporium, something like The Red Hot or The Parkway.
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