News
More BB shootings | Bonney Lake Police Blotter
Officers were called to a report of vandalism on March 5. The reporting party shows officers where his…
News
Fun for the whole family | Bonney Lake Police Blotter
Officers were dispatched March 4 to a report of two adults shoplifting with their children. The adults, one…
News
Car shot with BBs | Bonney Lake Police Blotter
On March 3, officers were called to a driver’s report of her car being struck on the window…
News
Tuberculosis in Washington: more cases and getting harder to treat | Department of Health
Washington’s tuberculosis (TB) cases were on the rise last year, putting state and local public health officials on…
News
Council agenda for March 22, 2016 | Bonney Lake
The agenda and full agenda packet for the March 22, 2016 City Council Meeting are now available to…
News
Highlighting the benefits of smoke-free housing | Tacoma-Pierce County Health Departnemt
Moviegoers at theaters throughout Pierce County can catch an important message about “Why smoke-free housing is important?” Tacoma-Pierce…
News
Proposed Health & Community building, Enhanced Driver’s License deadline, and more | Pierce County TV
Pierce County News for the week of March 17, 2016.
Business
Owen served “Our Washington” well | Don Brunell
For the last 20 years, Lt. Gov. Brad Owen (D) has served Washington well. Now, he is retiring…
News
Annual county roadside herbicide applications start March 28 | Pierce County
Pierce County roadsides will get their annual makeover this spring and summer. An initial application of herbicides to…
Life
Why do we age? | Ask Dr. Universe
It’s usually later in life that we see the more dramatic signs of aging, like gray hair, wrinkles,…
Life
Acknowledge how we divide, then unite | Church Corner
Have you ever run into a friend some place you never anticipated seeing them? Perhaps you are at…
Opinion
Governor carries out his veto threat | Jerry Cornfield
Little Marko was on fire. The man most know as Sen. Marko Liias, D-Lynnwood, was riffing on all…
Opinion
27 vetoes | Editorial Cartoon
Washington's legislators will have to play nice for just a little while longer.