September 17, 2015
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UP for Arts opener features short works by Northwest playwrights
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Critic’s Picks: Gig Harbor art studio tour, openings at Tacoma Musical Playhouse and Tacoma Little Theatre, plus American Art Co paintings.
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Park for a day: Tacoma gets creative with temporary open space on Park(ing) Day
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Tickets for Sept. 18
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Movie review: Latest ‘Maze Runner’ ends midstride
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A man of many voices coming to the fair
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GET OUT: Author Jamie Ford in Tacoma, poet Leonard Neufeldt in Gig Harbor and other happenings
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Not going to the fair? Eat like you are in Tacoma restaurants
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Kohl’s, with locations in Gig Harbor, Federal Way, Puyallup and Lacey, announces holiday hiring plans
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Commissary reform plan to protect shopper savings
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‘Birdman’ drummer coming to Tacoma
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Window washer in Tacoma falls to death from downtown building
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Green River killer Gary Ridgway heading back to Washington
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Chambers Creek dog park, beach reopen Friday
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Ruling expected soon in lawsuit over deaths of Susan Cox Powell’s sons
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Investigators seek armed man accused in robbery at Pierce County store
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Puyallup man pleads not guilty to assaulting girlfriend, leading police on pursuit
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Cheers and Jeers, Sept. 16
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Longtime Gig Harbor, Peninsula diving coach Litsch dies at 67
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Mom and Me Mobile Medical Clinic to provide free health care
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Tracking Ryan Moore in the FedEx Cup playoffs
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Prep volleyball: Abbie Jackson’s 38 kills lift Charles Wright to five-set victory
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Prep roundup: Gig Harbor’s boys tennis team edges Curtis, 3-2
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Prep cross country: Andrew Wilson leads Wilson boys; Sophia Baye the girls
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Montero’s homer carries Mariners to 3-1 victory over Angels
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Report says Toronto Blue Jays special assistant interviewing for Seattle Mariners’ general manager job
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Court’s charter ruling looks even worse under scrutiny
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Trail of the week: Plummer Peak at Mount Rainier National Park
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On the road for Sept. 17
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ELECTION: Pagni best for PenMet Parks board
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ELECTION: Get facts on 'Democratic' candidate
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MARRIAGE: Nuremberg trials not a precedent for Kim Davis
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MARRIAGE: Nazi comparison doesn't fly
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Rogers High volleyball sets sights on top-3 finish in SPSL South
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Puyallup volleyball hoping Hunter’s breakout can lead team to turnaround
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Tacoma asks county to clean up, secure shuttered hospital
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Pete Carroll and Darrell Bevell respond to criticism from Marshawn Lynch’s mom
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Richard Sherman’s new positions: Nickel DB, speaking out on the Black Lives Matter movement
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At 6-foot-7 and 302 pounds, freshman Trey Adams already in mix on Washington Huskies’ offensive line
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Five things to watch in college football
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National top 25, Pac-12 rankings
