On Saturday, March 29th, just past midnight at 12:24 am, deputies were dispatched to a large party at the 17800 block of 25th Ave. Ct. E in Tacoma, where 30-40 juveniles were reportedly running and screaming from a house party. Multiple callers reported a fight broke out in the street. Just before deputies arrived, shots […]
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Bates Technical College culinary arts instructor earns top honor from state chef association
Tacoma, Wash – From classroom to kitchen, Bates Technical College Culinary Arts Instructor Chef Anthony Brooks serves up excellence—and now he’s Washington State Chefs Association’s 2024 Chef of the Year. Brooks, who serves as the association’s membership chair and secretary of the board, received the prestigious award and a trophy at the WSCA […]
Puyallup Tribe, local school districts sign historic curriculum MOU
PUYALLUP RESERVATION, Tacoma, Wash.— For over 20 years, The Puyallup Tribe of Indians has supported efforts in local classrooms to educate students about the history of the Tribe and this land. Today, 13 local school districts signed a memorandum of understanding with the Tribe to coordinate, engage in and support meaningful consultation on education about […]
Tacoma Little Theatre Presents BUG
Submitted by Tacoma Little Theatre. Tacoma Little Theatre brings the disturbing thriller, BUG, to its stage beginning in April. BUG is written by the Pulitzer and Tony-Award winning author, Tracy Letts, and will be directed by Blake R. York. BUG centers on the meeting between Agnes, a lonely divorcee, and Peter, a soft-spoken Gulf War drifter. Agnes stays at […]
Historic Homes of Tacoma Tour Returns in May
For 25 years, the Historic Homes of Tacoma Tour has welcomed thousands of community members and visitors into some of the most significant and grand houses and structures in the city of Tacoma. Tacoma Historical Society is pleased to bring this grand event back this May 3-4. Over two days, visitors will have the opportunity […]
Ioannides bursts into Symphony Hall
Submitted by Sarah Ioannides. On March 31 at 4:30 pm PST, Symphony Tacoma music director Sarah Ioannides will be center stage for her most public performance yet at Boston University (BU)—a concert at Symphony Hall. She will conduct the BU Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Richard Strauss’ Suite from Der Rosenkavalier and the Symphony Orchestra and […]
Puyallup Tribe donates more than $690,000 to 54 local organizations
The Puyallup Tribe Charity Trust Board and Puyallup Tribal Council have awarded 54 local organizations a combined $693,043. Representatives of the nonprofit and charitable organizations were greeted and thanked by members of the Puyallup Tribal Council as they arrived for the March 24 celebration at the Emerald Queen Casino Events Center in Tacoma. Tribal Council […]
Hrishikesh Hirway to Lead Pierce Lecture Q&A on AI’s Creative Future
Submitted by By Veronica Craker, University of Puget Sound. Producer and Podcaster Hrishikesh Hirway will be the featured speaker of the Spring 2025 Susan Resneck Pierce Lecture in Public Affairs and the Arts. Hrishikesh Hirway is an acclaimed musician, producer, and podcast host. He is the host, creator, and executive director of the popular podcast […]
Make the Most of March
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