October 13, 2015
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The first-ever Tacoma Poetry Festival brings local, regional and national poets together
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Midland Eatery now open near Tacoma
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$12 for Tacoma raises big bucks from business advocates, state records show
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Tacoma man who died in diving accident near Neah Bay identified
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Lakewood names new police chief
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New museum director wants to bring stability to position
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More than 300 students brave rain for Walk to School Day
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PTA forum presents important questions to school board candidates
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Puyallup set to divert more than 687,000 gallons of stormwater annually
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State officials ‘deeply concerned’ about backlog of 2,100 complaints against adult care providers
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Some Tacoma medical marijuana shops get reprieve from court
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Pacific Lutheran University basketball uses rowing to improve teamwork, ‘collective responsibility’
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Jim Ojala links PLU and UW’s Olympic gold medal-winning ‘Boys in the Boat’
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Tips sought in Lacey Cabela’s theft
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Puyallup council: McGregor, Palmer, Swanson, Johnson
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YMCA: Separate but equal isn't equality
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ELECTION: Jeni Woock works for community
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VA: Agency seems to have money to waste
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TACOMA: Let's vote to fix city's streets
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TACOMA: Vote to keep our initiative right
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POWER: PSE fails when TPU doesn't
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ELECTION: John Hines is perfect for Tacoma
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TACOMA: Tacoma Mall is not our town square
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Pete Carroll shows sadness for friend Steve Sarkisian, “disappointment” for stunning defeat
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Sumner announces a ‘Call of Dooty’ to citizens
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Runners survive mud pits of Hole in the Wall, show up strong at 5K race
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Prep football roundup: Wedington dazzles as Spartans claim top spot in league
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Flood puts Stadium-Timberline football game in question
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ESPN features Lincoln High football coach Masaki Matsumoto’s transformation of inner-city Hollywood Bernstein
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Swimming is a family affair for Olympia High’s Maya Hansen-Tilkens
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TNT high school football rankings, Week 7
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UW says Sarkisian’s alcohol purchases did not violate school policy
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Huskies coach Chris Petersen says Ducks still plenty dangerous
