Lisa Bryan, Executive Editor

Lisa Bryan, Executive Editor

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"Being part of this or any successful unincorporated rural community is a matter of engagement. All it takes to begin is showing up with a willingness to listen and learn." more
The KP has always attracted people who chose a different path. That diversity of experience has made this place stronger, not weaker. more
"Who benefits from all the blind hate? Is it our country? Is it our community? Our schools, our families?" more
I don’t want anyone to sacrifice any one of those rights, no matter their political persuasion. more
With unlimited resources that we would pay for, WSDOT could solve all our problems. Another option is that we solve them ourselves with our own behavior. more
In the middle of all the political furies rising and swirling to fever pitch, I force myself to breathe and remember that civility is a practice. more
Reporting news and stories relevant to our shared Key Peninsula home is a responsibility we take seriously. more
Our editorial focus is and remains writing about life on the Key Peninsula, even when events beyond our shores intrude. more
Without a cloud in sight, organizers could not have picked a better summer day to forge past and present in celebration of this momentous occasion in local history. more
Our mission is to reflect the community in which we live as it grows, changes, and evolves. more
Who knew Flag Day could be so inclusive? more
Honor, integrity, and decorum provide the basis of reconciliation, if not the beginning of defining common goals. more
A sincere nonpartisan effort to reengage in respectful civil dialogue to bridge divisions and rebuild communities is underway across the nation. more
The adage that “love is blind” is true on many levels. Hate is blind too. more
We remain connected, win, lose or draw. We know how to work together side by side, how to network, who to call for help with nearly any challenge that presents itself. more
The KP does things its own way. Let’s do this. For today, for tomorrow and thereafter. more
Ballots begin arriving at voters' homes Oct. 18 ahead of Election Day Nov. 5. more
In Lisa’s column last month, “Willingness and Commitment,” she wrote about a gathering of people from different political tribes talking about stuff that matters. more
When people share a common goal and are willing to work together for the good of the order, great things happen. All that’s required is a willingness to dedicate to a mission and a commitment to show up to help regularly. more
Any conversation about development on the Key Peninsula prompts diverse visions. A perfect example is the hope of restoring Lakebay Marina and the work it will entail. more
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