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Garrette Custom Homes is launching a new phase of construction in the Glacier Pointe neighborhood of Tehaleh, with homes starting at $1.1 million. These smart homes feature customizable options and modern amenities, catering to a growing demand in Pierce County's fastest-growing area.
New owners Wade and Julie Pannell have announced the reopening of the former South Sound Running stores in Olympia and Puyallup as Fleet Feet stores, set to debut in early January 2025. The new locations will feature advanced "fit id" technology for foot scanning, an expanded selection of running brands, and continued training programs for local runners.
The former South Sound Running stores in Olympia and Puyallup are set to reopen under new ownership as Fleet Feet stores in early January 2025. The new owners are introducing advanced fitting technology and expanding product offerings, including popular running brands like HOKA and Altra. They will also continue local training programs for runners of all levels.
Puyallup's business landscape in 2024 has been shaped by significant developments, including the opening of community-oriented establishments like Holiday Cafe and a $40 million mixed-use project. While a major automotive retailer downsizes, new businesses are promoting local culture and community engagement, highlighting a dynamic shift in the region's economy.
Puyallup's business landscape has seen significant changes in 2024, with both expansions and closures impacting the local economy. Key developments include the opening of community-focused businesses like Holiday Cafe and a $40 million mixed-use project aimed at revitalizing downtown.
The article celebrates the 30-year history of the Toyota Tacoma pickup truck, emphasizing its popularity and the significance of its name, which embodies ruggedness and adventure. Insights from local Toyota dealers and city officials highlight the truck's importance to Tacoma's identity.
Two suspects, believed to be minors, fired multiple gunshots at a Pierce Transit bus in downtown Puyallup, WA, following an altercation. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and police are actively investigating the incident while seeking public assistance. Puyallup Police Chief Scott Engle expressed confidence in solving the case, aided by potential video footage.
Puyallup residents are cautioned about recent owl encounters on the Clark’s Creek Loop Trail, where local hiker Cynthia Woolbright experienced aggressive behavior from an owl, likely protecting a nest. City officials have placed warning signs along the trail and are investigating the situation, emphasizing the importance of wildlife safety.
A recent encounter on the Clark’s Creek Loop Trail in Puyallup has raised awareness about aggressive owl behavior, as a local resident experienced multiple swoops from what is believed to be a barred owl. The city has issued warnings to hikers as they suspect a nearby nest may be the cause of the owl's protective actions. Local wildlife officials have been contacted to investigate the situation further.
A new $150 million road project in Pierce County, Washington, has been opened to improve access for residents of Tehaleh, a rapidly growing community. The project, which has been in development for 25 years, aims to enhance safety and connectivity while providing better emergency access and easing traffic concerns in the area.