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State's independent grocers want regulatory help in 2024

'We’re not paying the same price point as the big guys,' industry leader says.

Cruiser boys face tough start in league, fall to Bulldogs

Next up, the Cruisers host the Elma Eagles on Jan. 16.

When you buy a Washington lottery ticket, where does the money go?

Typically, about 60% of revenue from state lotteries goes to winners, with states keeping the remainder after paying off costs.

2024 state laws roundup: Minimum wage, firearm sales, more

The new statutes are among scores of bills approved by state legislators in 2023 and signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee.

Savvy Senior: Tips on Caring for an Aging Parent

Taking care of an aging parent over a period of time – especially when juggling work and other family obligations – can be exhausting. But help and resources are available. Here’s what you should know.

Lady Cruisers dominate Orting Cardinals

In a commanding performance on Thursday, the Eatonville Lady Cruisers basketball team secured a decisive 55-28 victory over arch-rivals, the Orting Cardinals. The game opened with a 15-0 run by the Lady Cruisers. "We have been focusing on our trap defense without reaching, and the progress was apparent,” said head coach Deanna Andersen.

Sheriff: Pierce staff shortage hinders progress on homelessness

Papen: Pierce County Sheriff's Department is one of the lowest-staffed departments in the U.S.

Enjoy a ‘winter wildland’ at Northwest Trek Wildlife Park

Watch as animals receive holiday gifts and Christmas trees, Dec. 26-Jan. 1.

Eatonville tries out martial arts classes

Classes are held in the Eatonville Middle School commons on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Two local funding measures on February ballot

During the Nov. 29 school board meeting, approval for two local funding measures was granted.

Northwest Trek: Creating a winter wildland

During Northwest Trek’s annual Winter Wildland (Dec. 26-Jan. 1), animals receive a wide variety of enrichment.

Tacoma students engage with wildlife on trip to Northwest Trek

The Wildlife Champions program is designed to teach empathy for wildlife through nature-based science.

Red Cross: Blood needed ahead of busy holidays

Organization says it can be difficult to collect enough blood during winter months.

Eatonville School District: A message from the superintendent

I am grateful to be a member of the Eatonville School District and Community. The unwavering support from this community for our students and staff members has been overwhelming. The dedication of our staff members to students and families has, likewise, been so impressive! Our students are receiving a quality education and we are improving all the time. Thank you.

Van Duren joins Arbor Health administration team

She comes to Lewis County Hospital District No. 1 with more than 30 years’ of healthcare experience.