Tacoma Freedom Fair Wings & Wheels returns to Tacoma Narrows Airport for its third year with activities for aviation, car and motorcycle enthusiasts alike. Wings & Wheels runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 6 at the airport, located at 1202 26th Ave. N.W. in Gig Harbor. The event is part of the Tacoma…
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Kite Festival June 29 Chambers Creek
PIERCE COUNTY PARKS — Don’t miss out on a FREE fun-filled day at the Kite Festival on Chambers Bay, Saturday, June 29th from 10:00am-3:00pm. The event is held at Chambers Creek Regional Park, 9850 64th St W – Central Meadow – in University Place. The first 250 kids will be able to make their own kite complements…
Soccer Training for Women
PIERCE COUNTY PARKS — Soccer Training for Women is offered by the Kidz Love Soccer group and is offered for women ages 21+. It meets at South Hill Park, 14201 86th Ave E in South Hill on Wednesday evenings from 7:45-8:45pm, June 26-August 14. This 8 week program will cover technique, ball skills, games awareness,…
Brookdale Road sewer main replacement project – June 20 open house (15 month project)
PIERCE COUNTY, WA – The public is invited to an upcoming open house to learn about Pierce County’s replacement of the sewer main along Brookdale Road in Parkland. The open house will be held June 20 run from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Elmhurst Elementary School community room, located at 420 133rd St. E. A…
Pierce County Council week of June 17-21
The following are items on various County Council meetings and committees this week. There is a “special” meeting of the Pierce County Council on Wednesday to discuss how to make the council meetings more amenable to public participation. If you cannot go, please send them your thoughts on this. Is 3pm a bad time? Is the…
Happy Flag Day!
USA.GOV — Today is recognized as National Flag Day because on June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress approved the design of a national flag. There can be confusion and questions about how to properly wear and display the American flag, especially as July 4th approaches. Find out what the law says about displaying or wearing…
Learn how to maximize Social Security benefits
As the economy changes and the needs of consumers change, knowing how to make the most of Social Security benefits is becoming more and more important. For people preparing to start their Social Security benefits, a few simple tips might save them thousands of dollars. And for those currently receiving Social Security benefits, there may be…
Soccer Training for women & kids
PIERCE COUNTY PARKS — Soccer Training for Women is offered by the Kidz Love Soccer group and is offered for women ages 21+. It meets at South Hill Park, 14201 86th Ave E in South Hill on Wednesday evenings from 7:45-8:45pm, June 26-August 14. This 8 week program will cover technique, ball skills, games awareness, and…
Theater Camps for Kids July 8-12
Pierce County Parks — The Spotlight Players Theatre Troupe returns to Meridian Habitat in South Hill to offer two theater camps for kids. For youth, with little or no experience in theater who are ages 6-13, may attend a camp July 8-12 from 9am-1pm for a fee of $75. Youth ages 11-16, with previous experience…
TPCHD to help citizens find health insurance programs
Tacoma, WA – The Washington Health Benefit Exchange Wednesday announced the selection of Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department to help Pierce County residents find, compare and enroll in health insurance programs. The in-person assistance effort is part of the Washington Healthplanfinder Customer Support Program. Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department is one of 10 organizations, including public health agencies, coalitions, regional health…
June 10 Memorial for Senator Carrell
Olympia, WA — Residents of Washington’s 28th Legislative District and members of the public are invited to celebrate the life and legacy of Sen. Mike Carrell, R-Lakewood, on Monday at the state Capitol in Olympia. Carrell, who was laid to rest Wednesday during a small, private ceremony attended by family and close friends, passed away…
Congressman Heck Praises Selection of JBLM as Winner of REPI Challenge
Washington D.C. – Joint Base Lewis-McChord was awarded $3.5 million Friday by the Department of Defense’s Readiness and Environmental Protection Integration Program. The funds will go towards efforts to preserve, restore, and manage critical prairie habitat in the South Puget Sound region, which will help preserve the environment while reducing on-base training restrictions. The award is…
Pierce Prairie Post 