A garden mural and exposing kids to art in Puyallup
San Diego muralist Roberto Salas involves preschoolers in art at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Puyallup, October 11, 2018. He is also making a mural to accompany a community garden nearby.
Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup completed construction of two new floors of the Dally Tower in response to growth in the area. Each floor will have 40 new beds to accommodate more patients.
Fire Chief Bud Backer details why East Pierce Fire & Rescue is preparing to ask voters to approve an $80 million bond issue for replacing and remodeling its fire stations and upgrading equipment.
Girls from across the state gathered at Camp Thunderbird in Olympia Oct. 5-7 to participate in the first BSA Boot Camp for Girls, which prepares them for joining Scouts BSA, or Boy Scouts, in February 2019.
Tristia Bauman, attorney for the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, visited Puyallup on Sept. 24, 2018 to discuss lawsuits and rights for members of the homeless population and their service providers.
Formerly from Ivy Technical Community College in Indianapolis, Indiana, new Pierce College Puyallup president Darrell Cain used some tricks to learn how to pronounce the name of the city he now calls home.
More than 1000 Puyallup teachers and supporters marched outside the Puyallup School District office and rallied in Pioneer Park on Friday. Teachers are currently on strike over contract negotiations with the district.
A 16,000-square-foot addition project for Hunt Elementary in South Hill was completed this month. The addition will accommodate 276 more students, totaling a capacity of 770 students.
The Puyallup Police Department debuted its groovy Lip Sync Challenge video at the Washington State Fair, joining a viral phenomenon spread by law enforcement agencies around the country.
Sumner resident Ron Haines is a self-taught metal artist that donates most of his work to local nonprofits. Here's a look inside his studio, Magical Metals.
