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Merit vs. Money
One of the hallmarks, if not the dominant trait, of capitalism is competition. Healthy competition can bring out the best in us. A good competition can inspire us to push past our … more
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Memory Bank Withdrawal
I meet regularly with a group of writers, but I’m not writing. When I start to write my mind fills with news of the day. What is happening in our country comes across as uncaring and heartless: … more
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Trust Issues
I have trust issues, and maybe you should too. In the cybersecurity world, we operate under an assumption of “zero-trust.” This means that my general operating … more
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A Remembrance for July 4
A REMEMBRANCE FOR JULY 4 Most veterans do not dwell on the time they spent on active duty, but I’m certain that every veteran holds onto a day they will never forget. For … more
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(From left to right) Angels Vicki Swenning, Pat Kunzl, Ann Larson, and Candace Lee.
Angel Guild Gives Back $2M to the Key Peninsula Since 1978
Thrift shop offers camaraderie, bargains, and funding for community organizations, including the Key Peninsula News. more
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DNR Forester Nat McPherson-Segrist (left), DNR Forest Resilience District Manager Matthew Axe, property owner Lenné Musarra, and local forestry contractor Dan Wehmeier examine progess onsite.
Wildfire Risk Reduction and Forest Cleanup Come to the KP
A state-funded service forestry program aims to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk. more
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County Evaluates Wildfire Hazard and Emergency Planning
What is the risk of wildfire on the Key Peninsula? What can residents do to prevent and prepare for them? “Pay attention to the burn ban.” more
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It’s a wrestling family with daughter Olivia, PHS Girls and Boys Wrestling Coach Gary Griffin, and son Ben on the mat.
Coach, Dad, Corner Man: Gary Griffin Builds a Legacy at PHS
Gary Griffin has coached champions and built a powerhouse program, but his proudest moments don’t come with medals. more
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Congresswoman Emily Randall at a June 18 press conference held at the Edmonds Ferry Terminal.
Congresswoman Emily Randall On How She Sees It
With nearly seven months behind her, U.S. Rep. Emily Randall is finding her stride. more
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Incoming KPCS Executive Director Robyn Readwin (left) alongside outgoing executive Willow Eaton, who led the the organization through challenging times the last five years.
KP Community Services Welcomes a New Director
Longtime KP resident takes the reins of the longest-running food bank and senior center on the Key Peninsula. more
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Scenes from Krampus America 2025
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With competitors hot on her tail, Eliza Rasmussen remains focused on the trail ahead.
Trail Economics: How a Youth Bike Race Brings a Boost to KP
360 Trails continues to shine as a statewide favorite for riders, and for the businesses that benefit when they come. more
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For the second year in a row, the Peninsula baseball team took down the top-ranked 3A team on its way to claiming back-to-back District 3/4 championships.
Seahawks Cap Spring with Records, Titles, and Rising Stars
From school records to state appearances, PHS athletes made their mark across the scoreboard and the stat sheet this spring. more
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Remains of the propane fire.
Propane Fire in Purdy Injures Two
Two employees at the CHS/Cenex farm and home store in Purdy were injured when a 120-gallon propane tank caught fire. more
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Trees are travelers in a country largely undiscovered by us.
All You Need to Know to Age a Tree (It's More Than You Think)
Trees are travelers in a country largely undiscovered by us. more
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Don’t let the pretty face fool you. Your garden is just another bottomless buffet to her.
Dear July or July Deer: Confronting the Ungulate Agents of Chaos
KP Gardens: This year our friendly neighborhood deer seem to be especially ravenous. more
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‘Don Quixote: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha’
KP Reads: Rather than looking for what you think you’ll find, take the events in the story as they come. more
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No Churn-All Burn Super Patriotic Ice Cream for Semi-Lazy Patriots
KP Cooks: You can keep it simple or make it way more complicated than it needs to be, but the goal remains a defiant ice cream full of fireworks more
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From the summer of 2020. Hugh Maxwell, left, with school board members and Superintendent Art Jarvis, in vest.
Way Back When: Headlines from KP’s Past
A look back at what made the news on the Key Peninsula five, ten, 20, 25, 30 — even 40 —years ago more
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Peninsula School District NJROTC Tidehawks at the Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C.
Peninsula School District NJROTC Program Celebrates Success
The NJROTC offers leadership development and training opportunities for students, whether they are bound for military service or not. more
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