The future of a local nonprofit is in jeopardy as Puyallup City Council considers a proposal that encourages interested parties to apply to manage city-sponsored events.
For the past 18 years, Central Pierce Fire & Rescue saved lives with what used to be a beer truck. Now, they’re bidding it farewell for something bigger and better, an $800,000 heavy rescue rig.
Old Dominion will perform at the Washington State Fair Sept. 19, 2019 as part of their “Make it Sweet Tour.” Pre-sale tickets are available Nov. 14, and are on sale for the general public Nov. 17.
The City of Puyallup hosts the Pierce County Emergency Management teams for simulated emergency disaster training, including a evacuation shelter at the Puyallup Nazarene Church.
Construction is underway for a new coffee shop in Sumner, and it’s bringing tacos, beer, wine and community service with it. Meet the two Puyallup sisters who are opening it.
Construction is underway for a new coffee shop in Sumner, and it’s bringing tacos, beer, wine and community service with it. Meet the two Puyallup sisters who are opening it.
A Sumner company that spilled hundreds of gallons of wastewater into White River is facing a $20,000 fine. Fleischmann’s Vinegar Company previously spilled 2,000 gallons in 2014 and and 10,000 gallons in 2016.
“Puyallup in World War II,” a history book written by state Sen. Hans Zeiger, R-Puyallup, chronicles life in Puyallup during the second World War through the stories of residents who lived there.
As Puyallup-area voters in the 25th District sit down with their ballots, which are due by 8 p.m. on Nov. 6, here’s a refresher on who is running, where they stand on the issues and what’s at stake.
Take a look inside the Sumner bakery that generates a million preservative-free burger buns a day for McDonald’s. Pacific Northwest Bakery takes six to eight hours to make one bun in a giant conveyor system.
More than 75 years ago, 81-year-old Cho Shimizu and 82-year-old Elsie Taniguchi were held at a Japanese internment camp on the Puyallup fairgrounds. It was the only Japanese internment camp in Washington state.
