Authorities Investigating Suspected Bomb Found Near Chambers Creek Monday

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department's bomb squad rendered the device safe after a someone spotted it and dialed 911.

To The Polls: South Sound Voters To Decide Fate of Pierce Transit Measure

The fate of the University Place Fire Department's proposed merger with Lakewood rest in the hands of the neighboring city's voters.

Meet Brittany Bibby, The Glue of UP Parks And Rec

Our perennial parks and rec columnist also tells Patch that the department established a Facebook page, which will help them communicate better with users.

Whiz Kid: University Place's Has Two New Eagle Scouts

Young men from Troop 289 and Troop 266 earn the Eagle Scout Rank, which is highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America.

Facebook Question: Should The City Allow New Drive-Through Businesses In The Town Center Area?

The city heard from a prominent developer last month, who argued that prohibiting drive-throughs hurt the community's chances of attracting business.

We've Got A Love Thang - So Tell Us About It

Love is in the air, and University Place Patch wants you to share your stories of how that special someone captured your heart.

Chambers Bay Offers Annual Pass

Pierce County residents get a discount.

UP Schools Warns Of Chickenpox At Evergreen Primary

The school district, which sent a letter home to parents last week, posted the letter on its website.

AOL Acquires Huffington Post

The owners of one of the Internet's most popular blogs recognized the power and potential of AOL sites, particularly Patch.

Patch Picks: Superbowl Spots

Starting today, UP Patch offers a weekly list that will help you plan your weekend. Today, for all you gridiron buffs, we cover the best places to watch the Super Bowl.

Framed By Patch, Feb. 3

University Place Patch introduces a weekly gallery of photos from throughout the community.

Vote For The Biggest Story Of The Year

From Mother Nature to state championships to Town Center, there was a lot to talk about in University Place this year. Vote for what you think was the biggest story of 2010.

E-mail To The Editor: UP Fire Department Is "The Best"

Letter writer fell on hard times, but UP Fire helped the family have a Merry Christmas.

Zoolights Creates Family Memories Even While Busting With Visitors

Point Definace Zoo offers not only a great holiday display, but it continues to be a family tradition worth keeping.

Cornelius Edison, Dec. 22

The Vikings lineman receives a prestigious award from a local sports commission, and kicks a little video game butt in the process. He also prepares to play in an All-Star football game.

UP Native Terry Lee Prepares For Post-County Career

He takes over as executive director of the Peninsula Metropolitan Park District.

When A Tip Jar Theft Goes Awry

A woman attempts to steal $14 and a water cup from a Lakewood Forza cafe, but the owner - with the help of Patch Editor Marques Hunter - gives quick chase.

Stifling Defense, Lacy's 3's Propel Curtis Past Federal Way

The Vikings beat the Eagles 55-39 on Monday night, but it wasn't pretty. Still, a bright spot was the outside shooting of Curtis' most athletic star.

Election Season Begins With Ken Campbell Announcing His Candidacy

He's vying for one of three positions on UP City Council that voters will decide in 2011.

Enjoy The Snow ... On The Mountains

Patch's expert on the offerings of the city's parks and recreation department offers tips and advice on what residents could enjoy.

UP Library Begins Move to New Home

The first moving trucks arrived Monday to transport the library's materials to Town Center, where it will open full-time Feb. 12.

Curtis Holiday Concert (Video)

The performance by the orchestra and choir marked the first event in the school's revamped performing arts center.

UP Patch Needs Mom-Writers For Upcoming Column

We're looking for moms who can produce helpful, educational and fun.

Audit Dings City On Public Works Documentation

UP City Attorney said finding arose from inexact doucmentation, staff now 'understands what state wants.'

Municipal Court Open House Tonight

University Place will begin operating its first municipal court Jan. 1 out of Lakewood City Hall.

Resident Says City's Street Plan Invites Lawsuits

He was one of 10 people who spoke regarding proposed connection of Bridgeport Way and Sunset Drive West at City Council meeting Monday.

Curtis Boys Ranked Second in State

Vikings ended last season on four-game losing streak, but bring back star Davonte Lacy for 2010-2011.

Halftime: Dockery, Curtis lead Skyline 28-14

Rahmel Dockery has three touchdown receptions in the first half as Curtis leads Skyline 28-14.

Authorities Investigating "Suspicious" Apartment Fire

The University Place Fire Department responded to the blaze after 10 a.m., at a nearby apartment complex.

Curtis looks to avoid upset against Auburn (File Video)

The Vikings must survive a big road test Friday night against giant-killer Auburn. Coach Clay Angle says the Trojans are a different team than the one his team faced early this season.

Joyful Abstractions

Fircrest artist inspired by people (and other beauties of life) creates contemporary art.

Storm Blows Through UP, Puget Sound

Officials estimate winds at 40 miles per hour. Power company reports 54,000 homes without electricity.

Share Your Favorite Dave Niehaus Memories, UP

The Mariners' Hall Of Fame broadcaster died today. He was 75.

UP's Parks And Rec Programs Are A Result Of Community Support

Jim Baldes, founder of the UP Community Supported Parks and Recreation, talks about its history, along with some of the programs the city has to offer.

Tyler Jamison, Oct. 20

Coming off a pair of big wins, Curtis QB Tyler Jamison talks about school work and getting a rare chance to see family from out of state.

Curtis Prepares For Showdown With Hungry Auburn

Friday's game is a doozy, featuring two of the Top 10 high school teams in the state.

Cornelius Edison, Oct. 5

In the first installment of Diary of a Viking, University Place Patch introduces you to the rock on both sides of the ball for the Curtis football team.

Forum For 28th District Candidates Wednesday

Forum begins 6:30 p.m., at University Place City Hall

UPDATED: Legal fight with TPU could cost the city an extra $10,000

University Place leaders must decide whether it will continue paying for its fight over fire hydrant maintenance.

Flat City Budget Proposed For 2011

The community likely won't see any bumps in operational expenses over the next biennium.