A Short Story… As soon as I heard my wife leave the house I got out of bed. I had been pretending to sleep. I was proud of myself for preparing to celebrate her birthday. I had things all planned in my head. I should have known that my head was the wrong place to […]
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Tacoma Youth Symphony present The Ladies Who Pack a Punch, March 1
Tacoma, WA: On Saturday, March 1, the Tacoma Youth Symphony will present “The Ladies Who Pack a Punch!” For centuries, music composed by women composers has been significantly less visible than music composed by men. Now, thankfully, the incredible works of these underrepresented composers are coming to light. Don’t miss an amazing concert that […]
Hundreds to Walk in Solidarity with the Unhoused in Tacoma
TACOMA – More than one hundred people will be walking in Tacoma on Saturday evening, Feb. 22, stepping outside the warmth and comfort of their homes to shine a light of compassion on behalf of those who are unhoused in Pierce County. “Coldest Night of the Year” is an international event held annually since 2011 in […]
Rachel Rippl named Head of School at Charles Wright Academy
Tacoma, WA – An exciting new era is officially underway at one of Tacoma’s leading independent academic institutions, Charles Wright Academy, as the school’s Board of Trustees has named acclaimed educator Rachel Rippl as Head of School. Charles Wright is an inclusive, liberal arts community serving more than 550 students in preschool through 12th grade. […]
Hilltop Healthy Kids Carnival, History Walk, and No Pin Open Tournament
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Habitat’s Changing Lives Luncheon, March 4
Habitat for Humanity announcement. Come join us on March 4 at noon for a wonderful event filled with food, community faces, and one of the last direct addresses from our beloved CEO Maureen Fife before her retirement in June! Registration closes on February 21, so register before it’s too late. While tickets to the Luncheon […]
From Being Ignored to Being Best Friends
A Short Story… Did you ever have friends you felt sorry for? They had certain habits . . . a funny voice, odd movements or reactions that just made you cringe. They joined in singing and they were always off key. People might just keep away from them but they became your friends and you […]
Auditions for ROCKY at Tacoma Little Theatre
Submitted by Tacoma Little Theatre. Tacoma Little Theatre is holding auditions for the Washington premiere of Rocky. This production will be directed by Chris Serface, choreographed and assistant directed by Ashley Roy-Simpson, and musically directed by Lindsay Delmarter. Auditions will be held on Sunday, March 9th and Monday, March 10th at Tacoma Little Theatre (210 N […]
Coast Salish weavers design new kit for Seattle Sounders
By Shaun Scott, Puyallup Tribal News The creativity and talent of Puyallup Tribe Heritage Division Manager Connie McCloud and two other Coast Salish weavers will soon be seen on the Emerald Queen Casino pitch at Lumen Field in Seattle. McCloud teamed up with fellow weavers Gail White Eagle from the Muckleshoot Tribe and Danielle Morsette […]