The Washington State Department of Commerce recently announced that it was offering a total of $11.4 million in Community Development Block Grants in 2021 for 20 rural cities, towns, and counties.
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Commercial contractor Merit Construction has been busy lately, completing two new projects — Lake Young’s Elementary School in Kent and Porsche of Tacoma — and taking part in the second annual SOCKTember Competition.
Tacoma Tideflats could become home to 5G edge computing network benefiting shipping, logistics, manufacturing, environment, and Tacoma’s economy.
The Washington State Department of Commerce has announced $39.1 million in grants to five projects in the state that aim to help address the s…
Winners will be announced in November.
The program provides direct access to business resources including relevant training, coaching, technical assistance, and networking support.
This month’s edition of Lead + Follow — a Q&A section dedicated to further understanding the personal and professional mindsets of area business leaders — features Darren Dickerson, principal and owner at Coyote Design Architecture + Planning in Tacoma.
This marks the third property in the South Puget Sound region for TMR.
A new clean-up program initiated by Mayor Victoria Woodards and the Tacoma City Council, Tidy-Up Tacoma, kicks off in the city today and will …
This month, we have books to help professionals feel empowered in business and in life.
Pierce Transit is planning the South Sound’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line between downtown Tacoma and Spanaway. The transportation organ…
The Pierce County Landmarks and Historic Preservation Commission has announced that it is accepting applications through Sept. 28 for its 2022…
Georgia Lomax, who will retire in 2022, has served in the executive director role since 2014.
Throughout the 26-county NWMLS area, figures comparing July to August show month-to-month drops in new listings, total inventory, pending sales, closed sales, and median prices.
The free virtual event is part of an $8 million Centennial Campaign series, Creating Possibilities Together, that began in May with a birthday party and food drive.