Archive of: South Sound
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Saint Martin's, Centralia College cont. partnershipA partnership that authorizes Saint Martin's University to offer baccalaureate degree programs to Centralia College students while they remain on the Centralia campus was officially renewed at a signing ceremony. |
April 2013 | |
South Sound student wins NFIB awardFour Washington state high school students, including one who attends Federal Way Senior High School, were awarded National Federation of Independent Business Young Entrepreneur Awards. |
April 2013 | |
Capital Medical Center honors volunteersTo celebrate National Volunteer Appreciation Week, Capital Medical Center will be honoring its current hospital volunteers tonight. |
April 2013 | |
Tacoma Screw's online expansion pays offAfter 67 years of business, Tacoma Screw Products, Inc. launched a new Web store and its efforts are paying off. |
April 2013 | |
Des Moines seeks developer for marinaThe City of Des Moines wants to update its marina and is looking for a development partner. |
April 2013 | |
Saint Martin's to dedicate engineering hallSaint Martin's University is inviting the public to gather at its Lacey campus on Monday for the formal dedication of the Fr. Richard Cebula, O.S.B. Hall, the university’s new teaching and learning engineering facility. |
April 2013 | |
TCC tabs Treat as new evecutive VPAfter a nationwide search for a new executive vice president for Academic and Student Affairs, Tacoma Community College announced today that Dr. Tod E. Treat has agreed to join the school and will start in July. |
April 2013 | |
Goodwill announces new outlet storeGoodwill has announced the May 2 opening of an outlet store in the heart of Tacoma’s Nalley Valley district. |
April 2013 | |
Tacoma shipping volumes up in Q1Port of Tacoma's container volumes are up 37 percent to 469,233 TEUs year to date through March. |
April 2013 | |
Kilmer welcomes State Farm to districtCongressman Derek Kilmer used a Facebook posting this morning to celebrate the announcement that State Farm will begin occupying downtown’s Tacoma’s former Russell Building and Columbia Bank headquarters building by late this summer. |
April 2013 |
