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Pierce County Parks Summer Hiring Expo – Application deadline extended to March 31 – The Suburban Times

Pierce County Parks Summer Hiring Expo happening April 3 – The Suburban Times

Pierce County Library System unveils new classes and events for all ages – The Suburban Times

Welding program students at Bates Technical College Krak down on this year's display – The Suburban Times

Specialized Recreation program expands after formation of multi-agency partnership – The Suburban Times

Celebrate the groundbreaking of the Pipeline Trail – The Suburban Times

Tacoma Hall of Famer calls for full MLB pensions

Aaron Pointer believes the league should provide pensions for over 500 of their retired players.

Pierce County Parks 2021 No Sun Fun Run offers virtual and in-person race options

The No Sun Fun Run, presented by Pierce County Parks, is reimagined for 2021 with the option to race in-person or virtually. The in-person race will be held Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021 at Nathan Chapman Memorial Trail in Puyallup while the virtual race will occur Jan. 15-17, 2021. Pre-registration is required for participation in either option and can be done online. Rain, hail, sleet or snow, the in-person No Sun Fun Run will take place and welcomes all ages and abilities on the Nathan Chapman Memorial Trail. View the 5K Fun Run course here. Racers are encouraged to bring their enthusiasm for one of the first non-competitive 5K’s of the year.

Family donation blazes trail for educational experience

Family donation blazes trail for educational experience Public access to the Lee Kay Family Educational Forest in Pierce County is possible because of the generous donation made by John and Mary Heilser of Fond du Lac, Wis. Mary Heilser’s family owned the land for over 100 years Written By: Steve Gardiner | × The nature trail in the Lee Kay Family Educational Forest winds for more than half a mile through the hardwood trees. Steve Gardiner / RiverTown Multimedia Three miles west of Spring Valley, Wisconsin, visitors find a small, shady parking lot with an inviting entrance into the woods that form the Lee Kay Family Educational Forest.

Family donation blazes trail for educational experience | Pine and Lakes Echo Journal

Family donation blazes trail for educational experience Public access to the Lee Kay Family Educational Forest in Pierce County is possible because of the generous donation made by John and Mary Heilser of Fond du Lac, Wis. Mary Heilser’s family owned the land for over 100 years Written By: Steve Gardiner | × The nature trail in the Lee Kay Family Educational Forest winds for more than half a mile through the hardwood trees. Steve Gardiner / RiverTown Multimedia Three miles west of Spring Valley, Wisconsin, visitors find a small, shady parking lot with an inviting entrance into the woods that form the Lee Kay Family Educational Forest.