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Twenty-three sponsor business signs line the back fence of Key Pen Parks Fields 2 and 3 at Volunteer Park in support of KP Little League.
Local Sponsors Shine Bright on the Diamond
Community businesses help support nearly 200 young athletes on the Key Peninsula. more
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A yellow-billed loon in non-breeding plumage closely resembles the migrating bird spotted near Herron Island.
Migrating Yellow-billed Loon Pays Rare Visit to Case Inlet
And then there it is, among the muted glare of offshore waves, still mostly winter gray, tough to see when it appears between dives. The yellow-billed loon. more
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Rena Blalock with her daughter Chloe.
When Your Mom Is Also Your Coworker
For three local families, working together means shared shifts, honest feedback, and figuring out when family time ends and the workday begins. more
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Rep. Adison Richards (D-26th)
Adison Richards on His Second Session
The Gig Harbor Democrat was elected to Position 1 in the 26th legislative district on his second try in 2024. more
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Sen. Deb Krishnadasan (D-26th)
Krishnadasan on Second Session and Second Election
The state senator from Gig Harbor talks about her work, setbacks, and plans. more
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Rep. Michelle Valdez (R-26th)
Rep. Michelle (Caldier) Valdez Will Not Run for Reelection
The Gig Harbor Republican has represented the 26th legislative district, Position 2, since 2015. more
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Cali Dooley and Eamon Glasscock rehearse a scene.
‘Legally Blonde: The Musical’ — PHS Theater Finds Its Voice
The spring production is more than a lively musical; it’s a reflection of a program evolving under new leadership and renewed energy. more
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Key Peninsula Preschool Director Jessica Schock explores books with Forest Friends in their outdoor classroom.
KP Preschool’s Temporary Fiscal Crisis Eased by Community
Families were confused and worried about losing the only early childhood education and daycare on the KP. more
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L. Paul Alvestad
Former Board Member, Mayor Raise Concerns at PenLight Co.
A facilities review prompted questions about cost, financing, and how to share information with members. more
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A Blessing of Unicorns
The chance that we might lift someone’s spirit when they need it most makes it worthwhile. more
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The Key Peninsula Wants Agritourism Here
When Pierce County asked residents how they felt about agritourism, the Key Peninsula didn’t just answer. It showed up louder than anyone. more
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April-May Liturgy
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Donuts and Berries
In the overwhelming wake of recent local tragedies, where friends, neighbors, and a beloved dog were killed, my own worries and problems feel small. more
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When Vacation Turns to War
In Dubai, I experienced the world in a way I’d never known. I understood the country’s slogan: “We are all Emirati.” more
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BEAD project broadband grid west of the Narrows Bridge. The FCC uses hexagonal grids to map internet service across the U.S. On this map, each colored hexagon contains at least one unserved or underserved location. Hexagons which are fully served are not shown on this grid.
Broadband Access Expands on the Key Peninsula
Eligibility will depend on whether your property is served, underserved, or unserved by a high speed connection, as determined by the FCC. more
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Don E. Lind
Don E. Lind died in Lakebay March 16 at the age of 96. more
Snow followed the first mow of the year.
Out & About: April 2026
Ruckle won the West Central District diving championship and returned to the state meet in February, where he finished eighth.
Resilient Ruckle Turns Pool Deck Mistake Into Podium Finish
Seahawks senior Zach Ruckle meant to join the swim team. Instead, he accidentally became one of the school’s best divers. more
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Emma Young returns for her final track season with a unique state-meet résumé: second place as a freshman, fourth as a sophomore, and third as a junior. The only one missing is first place.
One Place Left to Climb for Peninsula’s Emma Young
The Peninsula senior hopes a few more inches will turn three state podium finishes into a championship. more
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On a tour of the Minter hatchery organized by the KGI Watershed Council. Hatchery manager Ben Lowery shows off a few of the 13 million eggs in his care.
New Flow at Minter Creek Hatchery from Upgraded Creek Diversion
The hatchery is the largest of its kind in South Puget Sound, incubating up to 13 million eggs each year. more
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