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Washington Talking Book & Braille Library helps people find jobs
New Connection Site of WorkSource Seattle-King County The Washington Talking Book & Braille Library (WTBBL) announced it has…
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Next State Parks ‘free day’ is August 25
Special day celebrates the National Park System’s 102nd birthday To celebrate the National Park System’s 102nd birthday, the…
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Pierce County Council passes Family-Wage Jobs Credit Program
The Pierce County Council voted unanimously to pass the Family-Wage Jobs Credit Program Ordinance 2018-51s, which aims to…
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Which "Golden Rule" do you follow?
By Morf Morford Tacoma Daily Index There are two “Golden Rules” in circulation. The more cynical one, and…
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City Events and Recognitions Committee applications due August 21
The Tacoma City Council is looking for applicants to fill three at-large positions on the City Events and…
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Meet the newest shop on Pacific Avenue: The Goods at the Museum opens August 16
If you’ve visited the Washington State History Museum during the past 10 months, you may have noticed that…
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Concierge Care Advisors promotes Social Connections for Seniors with Seattle Mariners ticket giveaway
CCA contest awards free tickets for resident seniors at local care facilities for an upcoming baseball game Concierge…
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Worried about Social Security, millennials must get creative
Social Security Day is Aug. 14, marking that day in 1935 when the Social Security Act was signed…
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AG Ferguson cracks down on two veterans’ charities for misleading Washington donors
Nationwide sweep combating veterans fund raising fraud Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced a crackdown on three deceptive charities…
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Secretary of State Kim Wyman joins the FTC and 50 states to combat service-member and veterans charity scams
Secretary of State Kim Wyman has partnered with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), law enforcement officials, and charity…
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It's harvest time – and the tariffs are bearing their fruit
By Morf Morford Tacoma Daily Index Tariffs are, at best, a questionable approach to international trade with unintended…
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May Madness: Link Light Rail sets weekday ridership records
For the first time in Sound Transit’s history, Link light rail weekday average ridership topped 80,000 boardings for…
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$330,000 NSF grant expands research on toxic pollutants in urban watersheds
Armed with a new grant from the National Science Foundation, UW Tacoma’s Center for Urban Waters will expand…