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Ravioli predates the Renaissance by a century. Perhaps it caused it?

On Becoming a Qualified Pasta Maker of Inestimable Memory

KP Cooks: A successful dish requires unwavering emotional and financial investment. more

Katrina Herringbottom | 1/1/26

Trumpeting complete, Rep. Adison Richards (D-26th) calls the rest of the night his own.

Out & About: January 2026

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January 2026 Edition

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Double Murder on Herron Island; Suspect Arrested in Kent

Wendy Walker-Carnagey and Chad Malloy were known on the KP but new arrivals to the island community. more

Staff Report | 1/1/26

Trial Begins for Former Evergreen Elementary Teacher

Jordan Henderson faces 12 counts of child molestation, while families of his former students are suing the district. more

Staff Report | 1/1/26

Unified athlete Mark Slocum drives down the court and scores a basket for his team during the basketball showcase at PHS empathy assembly Dec. 12.

Peninsula High School Unified Sports Wins Special Olympics Award

Peninsula High School joins the ESPN Honor Roll and wins the Banner Award from the Special Olympics. more

Vicki Biggs, KP News | 1/1/26

John Jewel’s 2002 sculpture in front of the Key Center Library celebrates the importance and joy of reading.

Key Center Library Staffing Changes Questioned

Some Key Center Library patrons question proposed changes to a local staffing model that works. more

Lisa Bryan, KP News | 1/1/26

From a bank ad mentioning the gun shop in KP News, December 1981.

Sound Credit Union Plans Larger Branch in Key Center

The new building is planned at the site of the former Blend Wine Shop, while two other local businesses are closing. more

Eddie Macsalka, KP News | 1/1/26

Cancer Free, but Not Free From Cancer

After surviving my first go, 40 years ago, I thought I could take anything. That was so naïve. My strongholds are gone. more

Ted Olinger | 1/1/26

Fill the Cup

Some people have a natural ability to make you feel better about yourself and the world around you. They have the ability to “fill your cup” when you talk to them. more

Mark Michel | 1/1/26

Lessons of History: The Politics of Division

As Lord Acton said in 1887, “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.” more

Jonathan Bill | 1/1/26

My Favorite People Are Librarians

Some of my favorite people are librarians. They spread joy, answer questions, solve problems, and if they don’t know an answer, they know how to find it. more

Carolyn Wiley | 1/1/26

Thank You, Key Peninsula Voters

Election season is over for another year. It’s safe to say we’re all relieved to have the campaign signs removed from the roadside. It sure makes the drive more pleasant. We are also … more

Linda Parry and Mark Michel | 1/1/26

Cyclist Safety

As a newcomer to the Key Peninsula, I have been captivated by its breathtaking natural beauty and the warmth of its community. Getting out on a bicycle is the best way to soak it … more

Fletcher Bonds, Wauna | 1/1/26

Let's Get Prepared

Maybe you’ve heard the news about ICE detaining people in Shelton and Belfair. Like many of us, you may be dismayed at the brutality and disregard for due process that have characterized ICE … more

Jo Seidl, Longbranch | 1/1/26

Volunteers fill backpacks for Food Backpacks 4 Kids, one of the four food banks on the Key Peninsula to receive a $50,000 grant from Pierce County

Local Food Banks Receive Extra Funds

The Pierce County Council issued a $50,000 grant to four local KP food banks. more

Vicki Biggs, KP News | 1/1/26

At the edge of dark, color. A rare upside-down shadow of Mt. Rainier appears at sunrise as observed near Glen Cove.

Hues at the Edge of Darkness, on the Edge of Land

The rising sun, still just below the horizon, hits the far side of Mount Rainier and projects its shadow, upside-down, toothlike, across the underbellies of the clouds. more

Chris Rurik, KP News | 1/1/26