Washington companies in the fields of architecture, design, engineering, and environmental remediation can learn how to access the British Columbia…
1. Council to consider $89 million Central Plant upgrade 2. Grant would help fund anti-domestic violence advocacy, Family Justice Center…
1. County seeks court advocates for children 2. DVD explains domestic violence protection order process 3. New hours announced for…
For more than seven years, Arvid “Butch” Harder has worked as the graphic artist and page designer at the Tacoma…
The Tacoma Arts Commission announced its funding awards April 11 to support 16 arts organizations and 12 individual artists through…
Members of the City Council approved a resolution April 12 that authorizes a $291,060 contract with the Tacoma/Pierce County Employment and…
City Council members heard the first reading of an ordinance April 12 that would allow the City to accept $750,000…
Philip Services Corp., a toxic-waste handler in Tacoma, has been fined $43,000 by the state for allowing an explosion to…
Washington’s job growth accelerated in March and the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 5.2 percent from 5.5 percent in…
Tacoma Power has won a national award for its Nisqually River Project for the third year in a row. The…
Volunteers are urged to dress in grubby clothes, bring gloves and be ready to work on April 23, otherwise known…
1. Board of Trustees, Bates Technical College Carolyn Lake of Tacoma was reappointed to term effective April 7, 2005 and…
Gov. Christine Gregoire Friday signed the high performance green buildings bill into law, making Washington the first state to require…
