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Don’t Let a Sputtering Engine Ruin Your Spring Cleanup
Local small engine experts help determine when it’s time to tackle a repair and when to call for help. more
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Fred and Mary Ramsdell (seated), Battalion Chief Bill Sawaya (right), with volunteer firefighters Claudia and Bill Jones (standing).
The Legendary Life of Local Hero Fred Ramsdell
Fred Ramsdell, KPFD's first paid employee, leaves a legacy of service. more
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PHS Freshman Lily Robles looks for the win.
Peninsula Girls Wrestling Wins District Title; Aims for Second
Seahawks girls are favorites to defend state title; boys send six to Mat Classic. The girls are all but assured a Top 5 finish. more
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The Pioneer Days parade route through Key Center in 1987.
‘Finding the Center’ at the KP History Museum
The 2025 exhibit traces the history of the Key Peninsula’s commercial hub from its unlikely beginning through its near destruction. more
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PHS Varsity Girls Bowling Team (from left) Angelina Brambila, Kayla Cumming, Ashley Richards, Janelle Romones, Elisha Calaunan, Nicki Okeefe and Allison Angeles.
Peninsula Senior Ashley Richards Wins PSL Bowling Title
In a season of strikes and near misses, the PHS girls bowling team exceeded expectations. more
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Navigating the skies requires a precision that mirrors Cashion’s approach on the track.
Joshua Cashion Finds Balance in Motion by Land, Air and Sea
Whether on the track, in the sky, or at the piano, the Peninsula High School senior’s discipline and drive keep him moving toward greater goals. more
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Jonah Bergerson broke his own 100-yard butterfly school record of 52.03 he set three weeks before, finishing in 51.17 to win one of three league championships Jan. 31.
Peninsula Swimmers Take Second at League, District Championships
Jonah Bergerson breaks his own school record to win 100-yard butterfly at PSL Championship meet. more
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Siberian spring beauty is also known as Candyflower (Claytonia sibirica), a native plant that blankets the forest floor each spring.
The Things With Spring in Their Names
Spring’s subtle rhythms unfold on the Key Peninsula where nature’s cycles echo renewal and quiet change. more
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Peninsula High School Seahawks football head coach Mauro is already Peninsula proud.
The Hype is Real: Clay Mauro Aims to Lead Peninsula Football
Replacing a local coaching legend, Mauro is determined to honor the past while building the future. “I plan to be here for 30 years if they’ll have me.” more
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Mason bees construct their nests by using mud to build partitioned chambers, “masoning” their shelters.
Knox Cellars Brings Orchard Mason Bees to the KP and Beyond
Carrie Morlang turned enthusiasm for her garden into a business that can help the ecosystem. more
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Companion planting can be as simple as neighboring rows of crops with beneficial traits, or as intricate as putting those same plants together into one row.
The Pleasures and Perils of Planning a Companion Garden
KP Gardens: Companion planting can become a complex, management of garden relationships. more
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‘The Splendid and the Vile’ — Churchill and Family On Surviving the Blitz
KP Reads: "The Splendid and the Vile" details Churchill's resilience and his family's survival during the Blitz during WWII. more
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PHS Hoops: Girls Secure Winning Record, Boys Struggle in Tough Season
Seniors Grace Richardson and Isaac Schultz-Tait earn First Team All-Puget Sound League Honors. more
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Jonah Bergerson once again broke his own school record for the 100 butterfly, finishing in 49.77, good enough for second place at the state swim meet.
PHS Swimmer Bergerson Breaks Three School Records Over State Championship Weekend
Jonah Bergerson sets three school records in final meet, capping a historic senior year. more
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Lindsey Shipp, Bailey Parker and Mira Sonnen with their gold medals.
Peninsula Girls Wrestling Takes Second at State; Sonnen and Parker Repeat as Champs
Lindsey Shipp earns the first state championship for girls. Nehemiah Grandorff finishes in sixth for boys. more
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Seahawks Girls Basketball Lose to Tides in Round One of PSL Tournament
The Seahawks still have a chance to play in the District 3/4 tournament if they can win one of two qualifying games. Otherwise, their season is over. more
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Filmmaker CarrieAnn Lee on location at the Taylor Bay Bridge.
A Taste of Success for KP Screenwriter, Director and Video Editor CarrieAnn Lee
“The Best Gifts” earned a variety of awards at film festivals and is now streaming on Amazon Prime. more
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Coach Ross Filkins watches his team warm up at North Thurston High School Oct. 4, 2024.
Filkins’ Next Big Play: Finding the Future of Peninsula Football
Ross Filkins has spent 10 years as Peninsula High School’s athletic director, hiring a roster of talented coaches across each sport. But this time, the hiring process hits closer to home. After … more
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Lisa Caskin with “Bells,” a Nigerian dwarf kid born on Christmas Eve, the offspring of “Luke” and “Princess Leah,” who Caskin rescued in 2022.
Lisa Caskin: Nurturing People and Animals in Equal Measure
Lisa Caskin has a big heart for both people and animals. Her heart and energy have made the Key Peninsula a better place for both. more
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Coach Brent Campbell talks to players during practice at Roy Anderson field Jan. 13.
Girls Flag Football Finds Its Footing at Peninsula
The Seahawks are making a statement about the new girls sport deserving statewide recognition. more
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