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December Headlines from KP’s Past
KP Reflects: Take a look back at December headlines throughout the years. more
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Adam DeLeo is all smiles with his hands full of grey oysters grown in a new mushroom house of his own in Lakebay.
Adam’s Mushrooms Has a Farm
Adam DeLeo, a Key Peninsula native, realizes his dream — with fungus and friends. more
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Yes, more kringle, please.
Kringle and Lefse, Scandinavian Staples for the Holidays
KP Cooks: Kringle and lefse bring Scandinavian can bring warmth to holiday tables this season. more
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Peninsula senior Nehemiah “Nemo” Grandorff during a timeout in the Peninsula game against Bonney Lake Sept. 19, the first Seahawks’ win of the season (41-32). The all-conference linebacker switched to safety this year, a change his coach says highlights his speed and versatility.
Nemo Grandorff Sets the Standard on and off the Field
PHS senior Nehemiah Grandorff balances sports, school, and family while becoming the male role model he wished he had. more
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The French horn’s fingering system is complex. It can produce a pitch higher than can be written on sheet music.
Harbor Winds: Community Symphony with an Education Focus
Harbor Winds received an unexpected boost thanks to a $10,000 grant from the Larry and Carla Seaquist Renaissance Fund. more
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Puppy rescue with K9 Rescue van in Nikopol, on the Dnieper River, with Russians on the other side. This is Bates’ third vehicle in three years.
Local Animal Rescuer Back to Ukraine for Eighth Mission
One man’s volunteer work for a nonprofit with branches in Ukraine, the U.K., and soon the U.S., to aid and evacuate animals during wartime. more
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A praying mantis can be green, brown, or tan and usually matches the grass around it.
Naturalist’s Notebook: Snail Shells and Praying Mantises
At this point, it’s a relief to admit the time has come to contract into shelters and shells. more
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Skirlie, a traditional Scottish dish of oats made with white onions and garlic, can be a tasty side dish for Thanksgiving or a wonderful stuffing for turkey.
A Very Scottish Thanksgiving, Or Just Eating Well with the Right People
KP Reads: Thanksgiving, Scottish-style: tea, toast, and tales from a Glesga kitchen. more
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First place winner Molly Duttry
Madrona Fest 2025 Photography Contest Winners
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November Headlines from KP’s Past
KP Reflects: Headlines from past November editions of the KP News offer snapshots of local life. more
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Oval leaf bowl. Patti Nebel. Ceramic.
Local Artists' Work on Display in Key Center Nov. – Dec.
Patti Nebel and Helen Dodge are well-known in the Key Peninsula art community as imaginative and energetic creators and teachers. more
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When your life is bigger than a Subaru, there’s only one car that'll do.
KP Caddy Granny Shows Her Pink Power
Jo Ann Wood turned a bare house into Cadillac Ranch, filling it with color, character, and a life unapologetically her own. more
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A Farewell to Fishiness — Just Brine and Bake
KP Cooks: I swore off fish—until a sushi chef’s knife skills brined me back. more
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Liverwort adds a pleasant and peculiar texture to the garden.
Moss and Liverwort, the Garden’s Oldest Frenemies
KP Gardens: Both moss and liverwort have their own unique charms and can add some depth to a garden. more
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When is a green crab not a green crab?
There Are Green Crabs, and Then There Are Green Crabs
Ever seen a crab rollercoaster? My kids and I have. Green crabs somersaulting, tumbling, rocking, and rolling underwater. more
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From this bluff at Devil’s Head in Longbranch, children playing one fall evening in 1960 saw what they described as a silent, glowing craft above the trees — a memory that still lingers more than six decades later.
Close Encounters of the Key Peninsula Kind
From Devil’s Head to Rocky Bay, there are decades of unexplained sightings in the sky. more
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Sea Serpents of the South Sound Elude but Entertain
News stories from the 1800s recount possible close calls with sea creatures near the mysterious waters of the Key Peninsula. more
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‘Tremor’ — A Novel by Teju Cole
KP Reads: This is a story about learning to recognize what is hidden in plain sight more
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The Seahawks get ready to take the field in their 47th Fish Bowl.
Gig Harbor Tides Rush Past Peninsula in 47th Fish Bowl
Peninsula Seahawks fall 35-21 in Fish Bowl as Gig Harbor claims third straight rivalry win. more
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Peninsula and Gig Harbor players square off in last year’s Fish Bowl game. The Seahawks open the 2025 season with the 47th annual rivalry game Sept. 6 at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma.
New Coach, Same Grit: Seahawks Look Ahead to 2025 Season
First-year head coach Clay Mauro brings fresh energy to Peninsula High School football. more
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