Rogers High School senior Angela Salyer won first place in the first annual Congressional Art Competition. See her piece, “Blooming in Spring,” on public display in the United States Capitol building.
In honor of our troops, all 23 Puget Sound Massage Envy locations, including Puyallup, are offering free one-hour massage sessions to active-duty military personnel and their spouses.
Veteran coach George Wilfong will be inducted in May into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame for lifetime service to the sport of wrestling — service that spans five decades in Puyallup.
In five days, Puyallup Patch will have a brand new design and a whole new way to connect.
A new “Family Room” at Firgrove Elementary School is a place for parents to volunteer and take care of their children at the same time.
Filing week for Puyallup candidates runs through Friday, May 17, with the Pierce County Auditor’s Office.
Police officers will be focusing patrol on 12th Avenue SE in Puyallup this week, as part of the department's speed enforcement program.
Crews working on the railroad crossing rehabilitation project will close 2nd Street NE in Puyallup from Friday at 5 p.m. to Monday at 8 a.m.
There will be several events happening in May in honor of Older American’s Month.
Teacher Appreciation Week is being celebrated throughout the Puyallup School District May 6-10.
Puyallup resident Michael League, 69, has been charged with two counts of first degree murder after shooting his son and daughter while they slept.
Throughout May, local businesses in Puyallup have joined with the Puget Sound Starts Here campaign to help spread the word about keeping our waterways clean.
Get a free copy of The Avengers, Superman, The Walking Dead and more at this Saturday's Free Comic Book Day and Star Wars Day event at the Puyallup Library.
A brave 911 call is just the beginning of the story of a young boy whose courage has forever touched the lives of his parents, Central Pierce Fire & Rescue personnel and MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital staff.
Puyallup Patch reader Pat McGregor shared this photo with us from his bike ride to work.
Atmospheric scientist Cliff Mass of the University of Washington says temperatures in some areas of Western Washington could reach 80 degrees by Sunday, and the region is in for a prolonged warm spell.
Calvin F. Smith said he bought the winning ticket from the Fred Meyer on Meridian Avenue East, which is the retailer that has sold the most winning tickets in Puyallup.
The work is part of a larger project on 176th Street East from 14th Avenue East to Waller Road East that will improve safety and reduce traffic congestion.
The Puyallup Sumner Chamber of Commerce Leadership Institute will be collecting hygiene products through May 10 to help local families.
The Washington State Senate honored the memory of PLU football coach Forrest “Frosty” Westering with a resolution recognizing his impact on the community.
