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Internet From Above
SpaceX announced plans in 2015 to create a satellite internet service, Starlink, and with limited beta testing now in progress, that reality might not be far away. The goal of Starlink is to … more
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Lakebay Marina Sale Resurrected
The Recreational Boaters Association of Washington and its nonprofit Marine Park Conservancy announced Nov. 7 that the original purchase and sale agreement with Lakebay Marina owner Mark Scott has been extended at the previously agreed price. more
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Lakebay Marina Negotiations Spin Heads
Lakebay Marina owner Mark Scott, in chronic default on his aquatics lease agreement with Washington State Department of Natural Resources, was notified in writing Oct. 20 the state will not issue a … more
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Local Effort to Bring Broadband to Key Peninsula
Mark Cockerill joined the Key Peninsula Community Council as a director last fall with no idea that he would soon dive into the abyss of local broadband access, or lack thereof, on the KP. … more
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Naturopath Establishes Practice on the Key Peninsula
Carrie Phillips, a licensed naturopathic doctor, saw her first patient at Blue Spark Health in late December on the KP. Soon after her opening, the pandemic hit, with a slowdown in calls and visits, … more
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New Website Offers Much More
New Key Peninsula News website offers fast streaming, eEditions, feature-filled calendar and new feature sections. It's online, it's free and it's easy to use. more
Hops for the Better
Washington is for beer lovers. The state produces more hops — an integral ingredient for brewing beer — than any state, with well over four times as much acreage in hop production than … more
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Support for KP News Fuels Growth
Three years ago, the publishing board set a strategic goal of financial stability. As local community newspapers around the country falter, consolidate or suspend operations, the … more
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Local Business Owners Face Challenges
Many remain open but essential businesses are wondering when it will end. Business has slowed for Purdy Cost Less Pharmacy at Lake Kathryn Village, according to owner Don … more
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Wastewater Treatment Limits Business Growth in Key Center
Key Center is feeling some growing pains. As new businesses open and current businesses expand, owners are bumping up against the limits… more
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Tree House Opens to Guests This Spring
Long-time dream becomes a reality. Imagine spending a night of luxury in the trees, 15 feet above ground. Mike Ouellette and Mike … more
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A Cafe Comes to Key Center
Sarah Anderson spilled the beans on Facebook in mid-October. She, her husband Bryant and mother Nan Feagin had purchased the building located between El Sombrero and the KP Smoke Shop and are planning to open a cafe. more
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Easy Thai Easy Go Brings Chiang Mai Cuisine to the KP
Although the restaurant is only eight months old, its history goes way back, starting with a whirlwind romance that spanned the globe. more
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The Night Key Center Burned
Fifty years ago, in the early morning hours of Feb. 4, 1970, a fire of unprecedented proportions burned through several businesses in Key Center, leaving only ashes and charred rubble in its wake. more
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KP Icon Lulu’s to Close
New owners, menus and décor. And breakfast, all coming later this year. Lulu’s Homeport Restaurant and Lounge is scheduled … more
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Lakebay Marina Owner Agrees to Sell to Boating Group
A boaters’ advocacy association wants to set a new course for the historic property. The Recreational Boating Association of Washington … more
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KP Fisherman Reflects on Salmon, Aquaculture and Climate Change
Randy Babich has been fishing Puget Sound and southeast Alaska for 54 years. A lot has … more
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Local Marijuana Business Turns 2 Years Old
A new approach has brought solutions to marijuana customers and income to the state. more
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New Businesses Aim for Fall Opening in Lake Kathryn Village
New retail space will expand shopping options on the Key … more
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Remembering Ron "The Apple Man"
Ron “The Apple Man” Nelson, 88, of Burlington, formerly of Rock Island, Washington, died July 28, 2019. ,Nelson never lived on the Key Peninsula but by … more
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