Sumner Food Bank searches for new director
Just like any food bank of its kind, the Sumner Food Bank is facing more demand on its community services.
Three weeks before graduation, an 18-year-old Cascade Christian High School senior was seriously injured in a car accident last week near Lake Tapps.
The cities of Puyallup and Sumner will hold Memorial Day events to honor veterans who died while they served their country.
Fans who want to catch a ride to a Seattle Mariners baseball game can ride the Sounder to Seattle on Sunday.
The 69th annual Sumner Memorial Day service will take place at 10 a.m. Monday at the Sumner City Cemetery.
Those who want to practice English conversational skills can attend a free event at the Sumner Public Library, 1116 Fryar Ave. in downtown Sumner.
Despite the onset of an untimely cold, All Saints School Principal Terry Maguire took to the scorching hot roof of the campus last week to fulfill his promise to students.
Two health tips women can follow is to find 30 minutes every day for their own care and to take an hour annually to see their physician for a regular checkup, said board-certified OB/GYN Holly Dickson.
With the economy continuing to be hard on development projects in Puyallup, city staff members approached the Puyallup City Council last week to propose that they approve an additional temporary one-year extension of certain development-related permits and approvals.
Political candidates who have their eye on a seat in public office got their campaigns in full swing last week as they declared their intention to run.
As the weeks lead up to the appointment of Bryan Jeter as the new chief of the Puyallup Police Department, both Jeter and outgoing Chief Jim Collyer reflect on the past years of service in the department and what they hope is in store for the future.
Northwest Medical Specialties, a community oncology practice which serves cancer patients in the south Puget Sound, is one of six practices in the country to be recognized with the 2012 Conquer Cancer Foundation Clinical Trials Participation award.
Andrew Egbert, a senior at Sumner High School, said he jumped for joy when he learned that he was a recipient of a $1,000 Spartan Alumni Scholarship.
Thun Field, a general aviation airport on South Hill that was built in 1944, is among 13 community and regional airports chosen for a federal grant-funded study on the potential benefits of NextGen technologies — specifically, satellite-based air traffic control systems.
The 69th annual Sumner Memorial Day Service will take place at 10 a.m. May 28 at the Sumner City Cemetery.
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