Uwajimaya President and CEO Denise Moriguchi in 2021.
Photo by Rodrigo DeMedeiros
Asian Grocer Uwajimaya to Open in Tacoma Next Year, Marking a Return to Its Roots
Seattle-based Asian grocer Uwajimaya plans to open a store in Tacoma next year, according to media reports and confirmation by the company’s CEO. Find out more about what’s in store here.
Thurston County Looks to Protect Rivers, Future Growth with $2.4M Grant
Thurston County has announced that it’s secured a $2.4 million grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology to purchase about 800 acre-feet of water rights from the TransAlta Water Bank. See what the funding entails here.
Volunteers Needed for Pierce County’s Annual Point-in-Time Count
To better understand the needs of people experiencing homelessness and guide planning for housing, services, and funding, Pierce County Human Services is seeking volunteers for its 2026 Homeless Point-in-Time Count, which is scheduled for Jan. 29-30. Find out how you can participate here.
Seahawks Will Learn Playoff Opponent This Weekend
The Seattle Seahawks have the weekend off from NFL playoff action as the No. 1 seed in their conference, but fans will be watching intently to see who emerges as their opponent next weekend at Lumen Field.
Tacoma’s Making a Difference Foundation Gets a $10K Donation
The organization’s Eloise’s Cooking Pot has provided regular hot meals and home-delivered food since 2009 in the East and South Tacoma area. See how a recent donation from Schroeter Goldmark & Bender is supporting its mission here.