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A Northern pygmy-owl’s perfect fit.
Naturalist Notebook: A Sapsucker Nest Revealed and a Winking Star
Wild Peninsula: A split snag at Gateway Park’s pond reveals time, loss, and life in the winter rain. more
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You know you want it. Well, maybe you don’t.
The Joy of Spam: Embracing an American Icon While Keeping It Away
KP Cooks: A fresh look at Spam, from maligned meat to pantry staple. more
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Last season, Webster batted .341 with 30 hits, 24 RBIs, and three home runs, while also earning seven wins and striking out 51 batters.
From Freshman Follower to Senior Leader
The last Seahawk from the softball state championship team, Webster now leads a new generation on and off the field. more
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Almost 100 people joined the sisters on a cold plunge in January.
All In: A Year of Daily Swims for Endangered Orcas
Two Key Peninsula sisters and documentarians show up for the environment. more
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The next chapter for Hayley Higgins means putting mental health resources directly into the hands of those in need.
Hayley Higgins: Grace and Grit from the Key Peninsula
Growing up on the KP taught her resilience, ingenuity, and resourcefulness, which she gives back to the community. more
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The Key Peninsula newsletter. February 1976.
February Headlines from KP’s Past
KP Reflects: Headlines from past February editions of the KP News offer snapshots of local life. more
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Global barn swallow populations have fallen along with insect populations, but this strange winter has both on the wing.
This Strange Winter: Barn Swallows, Skunk Cabbage, and Alfred Lord Tennyson
It is hard to know what represents an adaptive behavior and what represents true fritzing of systems. more
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‘Bad Company: Private Equity and the Death of the American Dream’
KP Reads: Private equity is everybody’s problem now. more
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‘Love and War in the Apennines’ by Eric Newby
KP Reads: Danger, romance, and resilience in a vivid memoir of survival and unexpected love. more
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Ravioli predates the Renaissance by a century. Perhaps it caused it?
On Becoming a Qualified Pasta Maker of Inestimable Memory
KP Cooks: A successful dish requires unwavering emotional and financial investment. more
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At the edge of dark, color. A rare upside-down shadow of Mt. Rainier appears at sunrise as observed near Glen Cove.
Hues at the Edge of Darkness, on the Edge of Land
The rising sun, still just below the horizon, hits the far side of Mount Rainier and projects its shadow, upside-down, toothlike, across the underbellies of the clouds. more
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Peninsula senior Nora Sutherland, a two-time Puget Sound League MVP, finished her high school soccer career on her own terms, choosing not to pursue college soccer so she can focus on her studies and the next chapter of her life.
Nora Sutherland’s Biggest Move This Season Was Off the Field
For Peninsula soccer’s two-time league MVP, choosing not to pursue college sports isn’t a loss; it’s a step toward a life she looks forward to. more
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The Peninsula boys will pack up next week to travel for three games.
Lincoln's Second Quarter Surge Overwhelms Peninsula in Early Season Test
Peninsula went toe-to-toe early with one of the state’s toughest teams in the Puget Sound League opener Dec. 5. more
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Peninsula will open the season Dec. 5 at home against defending league champion Lincoln High School.
Knock on Wood: Seahawks Boys Basketball is Ready for a Healthy Start
With a full roster and renewed focus on development, Peninsula’s team is deeper, smarter, and hungrier heading into the 2025-26 season. more
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The Peninsula Seahawks open the season Dec. 2 on the road at Stadium High School.
PHS Girls Basketball Faces Life After Grace Richardson
The Seahawks hit the road early as second-year coach Nelson Garbutt builds a new identity without last year’s star. more
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Coach Brent Campbell sees flag football as more than just an athletic opportunity; it’s a way to build confidence, connection, and lasting memories.
Seahawks Flag Football Enters First Sanctioned Season
After a pilot program last year, Peninsula High School kicks off its second season as girls flag football becomes an official WIAA sport. more
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Senior Royal Charles (52) and juniors Asher Epstein (43) and Jett Ortega (27) celebrate Charles’ touchdown after a Bellarmine turnover Nov. 1. The Seahawks defeated the Lions 33-13 but lost the next weekend to White River, eliminating PHS from the state football tournament.
PHS Seahawks Close Season with Playoff Runs, State Qualifiers, and Rising Stars
Postseason appearances and standout performances highlight a busy season for Peninsula High School sports. more
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Both faculty and students attribute much of the band’s recent success to student initiative.
Peninsula High School Band Marches to Season Victories
The PHS band program has built on the talent of its members and the leadership they’ve learned on the field. more
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‘A Midwife’s Tale’ — The Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary, 1785-1812
KP Reads: Martha Ballard’s diary uncovers frontier hardship, women’s work, and feminine strength. more
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A unicorn caterpillar moth.
Naturalist’s Notebook: The Year in Unexpected Encounters
It’s been a memorable year for many things, not least of which are the things unexpected. more
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