The Women's Amateur Championship is Aug. 8-14. During that time the Soundview Trail and Central Meadow will be closed. The North Meadow and Grandview Trail will remain open. Read on for more details about how to watch...
The Cider Squeeze is back, much to the relief of the crowds of people who love it! Music, cider squeezing, apple pie, family fun; it's got it all. But get there early, the lines - though so very worth it - won't wait for late-comers. Read on for more details about the event...
Amazing weather, warm pretzels, cider and a band were what awaited the many runners who took place in the first Twisted Cider 5K event on July 30 at the Curran Apple Orchard. Read more about this successful event...
The City's Stormwater Management Action Plan team is looking for your input regarding the two watersheds within University Place: Chambers Creek and Puget Sound Basins. Read on to see how to comment...
Are you interested in volunteering for your City and you love parks? There's an opening right now on the Park Advisory Commission, perfect for you! Read more to apply as a commissioner...
Three new businesses will be opening in the next couple of months. Make plans to attend these ribbon cuttings and welcome these businesses to our wonderful city. Read on for the days & times of ribbon cuttings...
At its meeting on July 18, the U.P. City Council voted unanimously to support placing a public safety levy proposal on the November ballot to support increased funding for the U.P. Police Department. Read on to learn the proposal specifics...
Come back to the Orchard every other Thursday starting July 7, bring your family, friends, blankets, and picnics, for a wonderful family-friendly evening, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Read on for the band line-up...
