Site Map | August 2015 | August 24

August 24, 2015

• GET OUT: Tacoma Rainiers, American Idol in Seattle, talks and workshops in the South Sound
• Tacoma gas prices dip; some stations at $2.69 per gallon
• Marriage licenses for week ending Aug. 21, 2015
• Gig Harbor Fred Meyer project moving forward
• Washington wildfire now largest in state history
• Fire near Alder Lake grows to 150 acres
• Woodbrook fire burns mobile homes in Lakewood
• Small earthquake reported near Eatonville
• Homeless advocate’s legacy at New Hope Center to be reflected in new sign
• Puyallup Cares event seeks to inspire year-round community service
• Bucket-list crime leads to arrest of Pierce County twins
• Apparent pipe bombs found when police stop 18-year-old in Auburn
• Pierce County doctor has license suspended for allegedly practicing drunk
• Olympia man gets 10 years for child molestation
• Northeast Tacoma standoff ends with man taken into custody
• Show and Tell: Schools and youths in the news
• HEROES: Can't help but contrast Trump with firefighters
• MDA: Firefighters needlessly risk injury
• TRUMP: How does clown rate center stage?
• DRUGS: Restrictions just add to problem
• SHOPPING: What did we lose to get low prices?
• FIRES: Use JBLM's extinguishing resources
• TERRORISM: US should honor heroes, too
• Seahawks’ Sweezy has calling higher than just football
• Seahawks notebook: How late is too late for holdout Kam Chancellor to report and still play opener?
• Mariners implode in 7-run fifth, blow 5-run lead in 11-5 loss to A’s
• Mariners notebook: Projecting the rotation over the closing weeks
• Matt Driscoll: Hilltop Street Fair helps redeem Tacoma’s most maligned neighborhood
• Meyerhoff steps in as Puyallup High AD, hangs up 25-plus years of coaching
• Nighttime lane closures set for I-5 in Tacoma
• Tacoma embraces the long ball, beats up on Memphis
• ‘Vicious’ Spanaway Lake linemen key to Sentinels’ season
• White-knuckle landing to cap Sounders trip to Honduras
• Coaching carousel helped Darren Gardenhire get to UW, where he could start at cornerback as a sophomore