Choosing the best academic environment for your child can seem daunting when you move to a new area. There are numerous traditional options to consider—your neighborhood public school, a charter school, or private school—in addition to currently popular options such as online programs and homeschooling. Pierce County is home to 16 public school districts and several … [Read more...] about Enrolling in School in Pierce County
New Neighbors Guide
Welcome to Pierce County
You’re a new resident of beautiful Pierce County — congratulations! But now there are some important tasks to take care of. Updating personal information is essential in order to become a productive part of your community. Listed below are some of the critical assignments for new residency. Register to Vote Get involved in your local laws and government. Register online, … [Read more...] about Welcome to Pierce County
Wild Waves Theme & Water Park ‘Fright Fest’ Is In full Swing
Wild Waves will immerse guests in the Wild West as they brave the new Trail of Terror zone. No one could have predicted the horrific events that transformed a once vibrant, bustling settlement into an eerie ghost town. Guests will test their nerves and journey beyond their wildest nightmares to uncover the truth amid the crumbling tombstones. By day, families … [Read more...] about Wild Waves Theme & Water Park ‘Fright Fest’ Is In full Swing
Tacoma Little Theater Presents: The Play That Goes Wrong
Get ready to laugh harder than you’ve laughed before. Tacoma Little Theatre opens its 105th Season with The Play That Goes Wrong, by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Saver, and Henry Shields. This production is directed by Jennifer York. Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going … [Read more...] about Tacoma Little Theater Presents: The Play That Goes Wrong
Life in Kitsap County
Kitsap County is known for its deep indigenous roots and its military and timber industries. The area provides a wide array of activities to keep you and your family active and engaged in your surroundings. History Kitsap County was originally named Slaughter County in 1857, but only six months later became Kitsap County, named after Chief Kitsap, a Suquamish tribal … [Read more...] about Life in Kitsap County