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Susan Earlene (Malstrom) Ness, 82, passed away in her home June 14, following a battle with cancer. more
Buyer offers $1.05M for Key Center property, but contingencies make it anything but a done deal. more
KP Cooks: I swore off fish—until a sushi chef’s knife skills brined me back. more
KP Gardens: Both moss and liverwort have their own unique charms and can add some depth to a garden. more
Ever seen a crab rollercoaster? My kids and I have. Green crabs somersaulting, tumbling, rocking, and rolling underwater. more
The event was sponsored by the KP Community Council, KP Business Association , KP Civic Center, The Mustard Seed Project, and KP News. more
Food Backpacks 4 Kids and Key Peninsula Community Services assist the homeless and the hungry of all ages. more
We shouldn’t need to suck out the life and passion that make our schools great. more
Editor’s note: Lori Larsen, Steven County Auditor and Pend Orielle County Auditor Mari anne Nichols wrote this column, inspired by an inquiry from a Washington voter curious about the origins, … more
We are in a difficult moment in our nation and in the world, and the call to be peacemakers has never been more important more
I was chair of the Kent Arts Commission in 1979 when the King County Arts Commission sponsored a symposium called “Earthworks: Land Reclamation as Sculpture.” It was organized by the KCAC … more
KP Reflects: Headlines from past October editions of the KP News offer a snapshot of local life through the years. more
From Devil’s Head to Rocky Bay, there are decades of unexplained sightings in the sky. more
Behind the masks, two local actors show how a farm becomes a theater for screams. more
Reports on outages, downed lines, and customer service that can take weeks to resolve. more
News stories from the 1800s recount possible close calls with sea creatures near the mysterious waters of the Key Peninsula. more
KP Reads: This is a story about learning to recognize what is hidden in plain sight more
Peninsula Seahawks fall 35-21 in Fish Bowl as Gig Harbor claims third straight rivalry win. more
Ila Jean Knapp Speer was born in July 1938 in Pasco, Washington, to parents Melvin Edward Knapp and Helen Mary Haas Sullivan, and went to heaven in December 2024. more
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