In Tacoma, the city’s Community and Economic Development Department has announced a new grant opportunity for small businesses. Eligible businesses were encouraged to apply for the Small Business Renewal Grant by April 2nd, with funding available for damage repairs and impact upgrades. This initiative aims to provide much-needed support to small businesses facing challenges in the current economic climate.
Meanwhile, in Washington state, cherry blossom trees are expected to bloom in late March and early April. While the University of Washington’s Red Square is a popular spot to view these beautiful blossoms, there are many other locations in the South Sound area to explore and enjoy the delicate pink hues of the cherry blossoms. Springtime in Washington promises a spectacle of natural beauty that residents and visitors can look forward to experiencing.
A recent survey conducted by RentCafe.com revealed that Tacoma is among the most sought-after rental cities in the Western region. Ranking fifth in the top 10 cities for rental activity, Tacoma attracted interest from apartment seekers, especially from the nearby Seattle area. This data reflects the growing appeal of Tacoma as a vibrant and dynamic place to live and work.
The Puget Sound Go Red for Women campaign successfully raised over $1 million for the American Heart Association this year, supporting their mission to promote heart-healthy living among women. This achievement highlights the community’s commitment to improving cardiovascular health for all.
