April 20, 2016
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Things to do: Local high school theater, book sale, music and workshop
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Tacoma Youth Chorus to celebrate 25 years of enthusiastic singing
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Washington Contemporary Ballet produces a new ‘Pocahontas’
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Autos, international container trade up, Northwest Seaport Alliance says
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Half a century of helping kids become independent
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East Pierce Fire and Rescue levy is not new tax, but it means a slightly higher bill
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Tacoma man who challenged parking ticket receives $45,000 settlement
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Pierce County TV will return to Comcast soon
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For Port Orchard teen, living life full speed ahead
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Gig Harbor drops Cheney Stadium game to South Kitsap, 5-4
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Once a goalie by accident, Gig Harbor’s Bertram earns full ride to Cal State Bakersfield
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6 Pierce County high schools ranked among nation’s best
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Gig Harbor Trump supporter’s tire slashed; vandal says his act was justified
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Trio charged with burglarizing 18 Puyallup storage units
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Community outreach officer strives to keep the peace amongst homeless, concerned citizens
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Puyallup native announces campaign for 25th Legislative District
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Longtime yoga teacher brings meditation to Puyallup library
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Remodel gives Gig Harbor Puerto Vallarta a ‘facelift’
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UPS students bring Blake Island history to life in reenactment
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Prison Pet Partnership expands its reach
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TEALS program seeks volunteers to teach computer science
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PenMet Parks hosts Parks Appreciation Day activities Saturday
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State Auditor Troy Kelley’s fate in jury’s hands
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Law school at UW Tacoma would be separate from Seattle program
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Unbeaten Puyallup has that championship feeling, routs Bethel, 26-2
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Prep roundup: Isaac Hegamin’s walk-off hit complete’s eight-run rally in Kentwood’s 10-9 win over Tahoma
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Paxton rediscovers his control, locks down El Paso in 3-1 Tacoma Rainiers win
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Tacoma must not repeat methanol plant debacle
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Caucus: Questions for critic of the process
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Craig Hill: May is bike month, but South Sound festivities start in April
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Mount Rainier earns place in National Park centennial stamp series
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On the Road for April 21: Sequim Irrigation Festival
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Sjolund siblings have distance covered for Sumner High
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Eventful year has 9 more Vikings sign commitment letters
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Evans has been on both sides of the harsh word
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Cougars counting on junior college transfer DE Garrett McBroom early
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UW athletic department reports $863,136 budget deficit in 2014-15 fiscal year
