The city of Tacoma’s Community and Economic Development Department recently announced a Small Business Renewal Grant program. Eligible businesses can apply for funding to cover damage repairs and impact upgrades until April 2, 2023. This initiative aims to uplift small businesses within the community and provide them with the resources they need to thrive.
Meanwhile, Puget Sound Go Red for Women has completed their successful campaign, raising over $1 million for the American Heart Association. Their efforts will support the organization’s mission to promote heart-healthy living among women.
In a recent report by RentCafe.com, Tacoma was ranked fifth among the top ten cities in the West for rental activity during February. The city’s appeal to apartment seekers, especially those from the Seattle area, contributed to its high placement. As spring approaches, Tacoma continues to attract renters looking for a new home in the area.
Washington’s cherry blossom trees are expected to be in full bloom soon, with peak blooms expected in late March to early April. The University of Washington’s Red Square is a popular spot for visitors seeking a stunning view of these beautiful pink blossoms. South Sound also offers many opportunities for residents and tourists alike to enjoy this seasonal spectacle.
Overall, these initiatives aim to support and uplift communities in various ways, whether it be through funding small businesses or promoting healthy living habits among women.
