The cities of Puyallup and Sumner announced some of their 2019 development projects. Residential developments and other construction include plans for townhouses, apartments, warehouses, a hotel and a Safeway.
South Hill resident Marvin Snyder turned 100 years old on Friday, and his family members, friends, members of the Tacoma Police Department and legislators showed up to wish him a happy birthday.
When word got out that 77-year-old Geraldine Bailey, an Alzheimer’s patient from Eatonville, hadn’t received any Christmas cards, the internet responded.
Geraldine Bailey of Eatonville has received more than 1,000 Christmas cards from around the world after her daughter made a Facebook request to cheer up the Alzheimer's patient.
The EarlyAct Club at Maple Lawn Elementary in Sumner is the only club of its kind in the district providing service opportunities for students both locally and internationally.
The City of Sumner recently released this time-lapse footage of the historic Bridge Street bridge being removed on Dec. 19. BergerABAM used three cameras to capture the full 11-hour process. Traffic was redirected onto the new bridge on Oct. 8.
Every Wednesday, the Christ Episcopal Church of Puyallup provides a free soup luncheon to those in need. Many served are from Puyallup who are experiencing homelessness.
Tara Doyle-Enneking was hired as the new CEO of the Puyallup/Sumner Chamber of Commerce in December after eight months without someone to fill the role.
Tractor-trailer parking near residential neighborhoods in Pierce County is unsightly, unsafe and illegal, residents say. New regulations are coming in 2019 in an effort to better address the issue.
Semi truck parking near residential neighborhoods in Pierce County is unsightly, unsafe and illegal, residents say. New regulations are coming in 2019 in an effort to better address the issue.
Bambu, the dessert cafe, is opening in Puyallup on Canyon in 2019 in the former home of Baskin-Robbins. The dessert cafe will feature Vietnamese chè, milk tea, snow ice and halo-halo
Geraldine Bailey of Eatonville has received more than 1,000 Christmas cards from around the world after her daughter made a Facebook request to cheer up the Alzheimer's patient.
