Lake Tapps high school head boy’s lacrosse coach Louis Lucchesi has been named the 2012 “Coach of the Year” and Lake Tapps volunteer Kathi Lucchesi is "Person of the Year."
Overall, the Fourth of July was business as usual for East Pierce Fire and Rescue.
A motorcyclist doing a wheelie at an estimated 100 mph on River Road was killed on the Fourth of July after he slammed into an oncoming minivan.
Revive Hot Yoga offers a relaxing escape from the busy world and is the first hot yoga studio to open in Bonney Lake’s downtown business core.
Doing so has its benefits. We're also asking people to post pictures from around town here, and it could be used as the banner for our Facebook page.
Mostly clear skies and warm temperatures are predicted on Independence Day this year.
Don't want to play with fireworks and risk losing a digit this year? There are several public displays this holiday in the South Puget Sound that won't jeopardize your body parts.
Sumner High School students Karen Fierro and Olivia Durham designed and painted a mural for the Downtown Association that represents the town's favorite things -- Valley landscapes and rhubarb pie.
An agreement to provide sewers to Eastown residents is finally headed to a vote in Bonney Lake.
Local groups that typically host fireworks displays in neighboring towns Orting and Puyallup will not have shows this year.
Quadrant Homes broke ground on the first Tehaleh home last week.
Tuesday, Aug. 7 is election day, and Julie Anderson has the answers to your questions.
The following arrest information was supplied by the Sumner Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
These two cats are available for adoption now at Metro Animal Services.
The following information contains safety tips, a list of public firework shows, and a list of firework regulations by community.
Celebrating the Fourth of July in Sumner? Know the rules before you light off your fireworks.
Here are some videos showing houses for sale in the Bonney Lake area, posted in the last week on YouTube.
Abide by local fireworks laws or risk a fine or imprisonment.
Former Sumner Superintendent Gil Mendoza agreed to pay $2,000 in fines for sending illegal mailings during the fall 2011 school board race.
Stock up on fireworks for the Fourth of July.
