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KP Reads: Ruby Bridges tells her story of bravery as she integrated a school in New Orleans. more
Key Peninsula's Troop 220 sees declining membership, raising concerns for its future. more
Original parts from the Western Flyer, famed for Steinbeck's 1940 "Sea of Cortez" voyage, head to auction, linking maritime and literary history. more
Junior Ella Coates shines as a top national soccer talent, leading the Peninsula Seahawks on the field and eyeing her future. more
Surf scoters, striking sea ducks with bold plumage, gather in Burley Lagoon, offering a stunning spectacle for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts this winter. more
Kilmer, champion of bipartisan reforms, to leave Washington DC after spending over a decade in Congress. more
Deborah Krishnadasan, appointed to WA State Senate to replace Emily Randall, brings local experience and fresh leadership to the legislature. more
Taylor Shellfish Co. secures geoduck farming rights in Burley Lagoon, sparking local debate. more
Elektra Higgins caps her high school cross country career with 13th at Nike Nationals; Peninsula Seahawk athletes shine in a variety of fall sports. more
Stolen KPFD radio found in Eugene after shootout, linking suspects to thefts across Washington and Oregon. more
As a homeowner in rural Pierce County for the last 20 years, I read with great interest that do-it-yourself septic inspections were authorized by the State of Washington back in 2000 (“DIY … more
I just wanted to take a minute out of my busy day to send my compliments to the writer of the recent column titled “Teachers’ Rights on Trial” published in the December 2024 … more
The family of Virginia Liebergesell wishes to thank the anonymous donor(s) to the Yellow Zinnia Fund, a Fidelity Charitable Donor-Advised Fund, who recommended a $10,000 unrestricted grant be made to … more
The Pierce County Council approved a revised plan at its December meeting, concluding a process that started nearly three years ago. more
I write to correct some misconceptions and fill some holes left by the Key Peninsula News article “Homeschooling Attracts Many Key Peninsula Families” (November 2024). At best, it painted … more
Nan Feagin was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1938, and died in Tacoma, Nov. 13. She was 86 years old. 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
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