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Volleyball Tames Bulldogs on Day 2 of Whitman Tourney
WALLA WALLA, Wash. — The Pacific Lutheran University volleyball team closed out the season-opening Whitman Tournament on Saturday by splitting a pair of matches. The Lutes rolled the University of Redlands 3-1 (25-23, 26-28, 25-20, 25-17) to begin the day before ending up on the opposite side of the same scoreline in the nightcap against host Whitman College (25-22, 19-25, 26-24, 25-21).
Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County Hires Michael Catsi as President & CEO
Tacoma, WA – The Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County (“EDB”) announced today that Michael Catsi will serve as the next President & Chief Executive Officer of the EDB. He will take the position in late September. Catsi currently serves as the Economic Development Manager for Tacoma Public Utilities. Catsi replaces Bruce Kendall who announced his upcoming retirement in March, 2024 and has served as the EDB’s President & CEO for nearly 26 years.
2024 Tacoma Business Climate Survey
TACOMA – This past June, The City of Tacoma, in collaboration with the Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce and EMC Research, launched its first-ever Economic Development Business Climate Survey. “Our local businesses are the backbone of our community, and this survey gives us valuable insights into their needs and...
Chris Aquino Leads Tacoma Defiance to 2-1 Victory over LAFC2
Tacoma Defiance triumphed 2-1 against LAFC2, propelled by Chris Aquino's two goals. This victory marks the Defiance's strong form, now standing at 6-1-3 in their last 10 games, positioning them second in the Western Conference's Pacific Division, just one point behind Ventura County. Aquino's stellar performance has added up to 10 goals this season, solidifying his influence as a young standout in the league.
Mattivi Paces Lutes at Season Opener
LAKEWOOD, Wash. — Sal Mattivi's first collegiate race was a good one, finishing 18th overall and powering the Pacific Lutheran University women's cross country squad to a fourth place finish on Saturday at the Puget Sound Invitational at Fort Steilacoom Park. "Our women had a great start to the...
Quinault Indian Nation to resume canoe race
The Quinault Indian Nation canoe race is coming back to Hoquiam on the city's biggest day of the year, Hoquiam Loggers' Playday. While the race that hasn't been conducted since the 1980s isn't part of Hoquiam Loggers Playday, it slides right in between two huge elements of the family-friendly all-day event. The race gives residents and people who have traveled to Hoquiam more to do throughout the day, as well as a chance to see history unfold.
Des Moines City Manager’s Weekly Report for week ending Aug. 30, 2024
Des Moines City Manager’s Weekly Report for week ending Aug. 30, 2024. This past Tuesday, August 27, the City hosted a full-day meet and greet event for the final four candidates vying for the position of City Manager. The candidates fielded questions, engaged in lively discussions, and listened carefully to the concerns and aspirations of the people they hope to serve. The event also featured informal networking opportunities, allowing for more personal interactions and deeper dives into the candidates’ backgrounds and qualifications.
Community comes together to support Renton grocery store after arson
RENTON, Wash. — Renton police have released new surveillance video of an attempted burglary that happened days before a beloved Renton grocery was intentionally set on fire. Now, some Renton businesses are planning a fundraiser to help Top of the Hill Quality Produce & Meats rebuild. "It's just pure...
Mother and son settle in Onalaska, start art studio for therapy as son recovers from burns, amputations
For many, art isn’t just a form of expressing one’s self, but also a form of therapy, both mental and physical. That’s why Miriam Bagwell, of Onalaska, decided to create a new
Seattle Weather: A Cooler End to Labor Day Weekend
Seattle - A new season of college football begins tonight! It will be a perfect night at Husky Stadium for their home opener. Skies will be clear with temperatures in the mid 70s. A new season of college football begins tonight! Skies will be clear with temperatures in the mid...
15X Points Offer, Cruise Criminals, Free SkyMiles for Washington State, Delta’s “Big” Announcement and more News!
I can not believe it is fall (well almost). I have my grape order in with my local vineyard (we make our own wine each year) and I am only weeks away from my fall golf trip as well as looking forward to the start of the college football season. But first the week that was:
Sea Mar Community Health Centers, a Pillar of Seattle's Healthcare Since 1978
Sea Mar Community Health Centers has been a staple in providing comprehensive health and social services to a diverse population, focusing on the Latino community in Seattle since 1978. As a 501c3 nonprofit federally qualified health center, Sea Mar is on a mission "to provide quality, comprehensive health, human, housing, educational and cultural services," a principle firmly rooted in social justice. According to Seattle Human Services' recent feature, Sea Mar operates with a no-one-left-behind attitude, offering services to everyone regardless of race, gender, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, and notably, the ability to pay.
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