Tacoma’s itinerant Goddess of Commerce appears to have finally found a permanent home. Supporters of the 700-pound, seven-foot-tall, $122,000 bronze…
What’s the coolest university in America? By one significant measure, it’s the University of Washington. “Sierra Magazine,” the official publication…
The Washington State Department of Commerce will conduct a public hearing from 11 a.m. to noon, July 14, 2011, in…
Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Strickland and the City Council will recognize Tacoma’s top volunteers — six individuals and four groups –…
When Tacoma City Council meets today at noon for its weekly study session, it will discuss an issue that has…
Sound Transit today announced the release of a report on the agency’s record in meeting 2010 sustainability goals and its…
Thirteen Lombardy poplars located in Jane Clark Park, and 11 in Titlow Park, will be replaced with a sturdier species…
Washington’s recycling rate stayed level in 2009, at 45 percent, according to data reported by the Washington Department of Ecology….
Tacoma City Council’s neighborhoods and housing committee failed for the second time in three months Monday to reach a consensus…
For several decades, pedestrians in downtown Tacoma often opted for the short hike up and down the 12th Street hill…
The Washington Chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) has announced that it has selected Pacific…
Tacoma Goodwill celebrated the first anniversary of its Milgard Work Opportunity Center with a “Together Thursday” event Thursday for the…
After leading the Tacoma-Pierce Chamber for 27 of its 126-years, its President and CEO David Graybill has announced that he…
