Bus drivers and food service employees voted to accept a two-year contract with the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District Monday night, avoiding a strike by the 83-member union.
Milton resident Crystal Kennedy’s Special Portraits Exceptional Photography Club teaches kids with disabilities photography skills and provides funds for them to submit their art into the Washington State Fair’s photo contest.
Human remains found at a South Hill construction site last week are that of Ginger Gover, an Olympia woman who disappeared in July after getting a flat tire in the Spanaway area.
School starts for Pierce College students on Sept. 24. The new president of Pierce College Puyallup shares his goals and ideas for making college affordable and retaining students.
Puyallup police are seeking the community’s help in identifying a man who broke into a car and stole someone’s purse, not realizing his brazen theft was caught on surveillance cameras.
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.
A man attending his son’s youth football game Saturday evening in South Hill was shot by the coach — the mother’s boyfriend — after a disagreement, Pierce County prosecutors say.
Puyallup teachers have voted to accept a contract agreement with the Puyallup School District, ending three days of striking over wages and sending students back to school.
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.
Community members showed their support by providing free food and water to Puyallup teachers participating in a rally for better compensation on Friday.
Aunt and niece duo 41-year-old Kim Randolph and 30-year-old Chelsie Dahl are opening Pierce County’s first Board & Brush Creative Studio at 20621 State Route 410 in Bonney Lake.
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.
