October is Tacoma Arts Month: What’s happening
Tacoma Arts Month began Oct. 1, kicking off a series of events, workshops and studio tours. By Michaela Ely Tacoma
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Tacoma Arts Month began Oct. 1, kicking off a series of events, workshops and studio tours. By Michaela Ely Tacoma
Read MoreAs fall continues, the gloomy weather provides the perfect backdrop to curl up with a good book. By Michaela Ely
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Read MoreAs generative AI continues to improve and grow in popularity, educators must ask themselves if it is worth adapting this
Read MoreThis summer, consider skipping your swim lessons and take a dive into a good book on the beach instead. By Michaela
Read MoreTacoma expands its urban forestry program and advances implementation of the urban forest management plan. By Michaela Ely The Tacoma
Read MoreSenators look to the 2026 legislative session following the failure to pass more taxes on tobacco products and ban flavored
Read MoreThe U.S. Secretary of Labor warns state leadership of potential funding losses if they don’t comply with the immigration memorandum
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Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs and volunteers for the Well Fed, Well Read donation center. Courtesy of Office of the Secretary of State.
Washington state’s Combined Fund Drive program saw an increase in donations for their 2025 Well Fed, Well Read campaign. By
Read MoreUW Tacoma hosted its third annual poetry festival, with events ranging from a community mural in the early afternoon to
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