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Nathan Betts received the county’s Law Enforcement Deputy of the Year award in a ceremony in University Place Aug. 7.
Sheryl Low is nationally known for her expertise in creating and appraising quilts, but her skills represent more than technical or academic talent.
Aleece Townsend is trying to take stress off of local food banks, founding both the Key Peninsula Food Project and the Gig Harbor Food Project.
KPCS received first-level approval for a grant to develop a new and innovative approach to addressing the needs of people experiencing homelessness on the KP.
Lilly Groshell is a world-champion cheerleader who aims to bring perpetual pep to her classroom at Vaughn Elementary School.
Washington State Parks secured a grant to fund improvements at the Haley property on the shores of Case Inlet.
With drought, climate change, and continued population growth on the Key Peninsula, will there be enough water to support the local population?
Gretchen Schowalter was awarded a Minerva Scholarship to pursue advanced studies in physics at the University of Copenhagen.
After last season, a group of PHS upperclassman gathered and took it upon themselves to rebuild the Seahawks winning culture.
The KP Fire District 16 Board of Commissioners will host a town hall event to show how two properties fit into their strategic plan.
