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Nationwide ‘No Kings Day’ Protest Draws Crowd to Key Center
About 400 people participated in the No Kings protest in Key Center June 14. more
Communities in Schools of Peninsula Site Coordinator Martyna Tecl-Reibel, right, with some of her student writers and their book at a presentation held in the Brones Room at the Key Center Library June 21.
KP Writes: Vaughn Elementary Students Publish First Book
Young writers tell stories about dreams, bullying, and why it’s important to help others. more
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DNR Forester Nat McPherson-Segrist (left), DNR Forest Resilience District Manager Matthew Axe, property owner Lenné Musarra, and local forestry contractor Dan Wehmeier examine progess onsite.
Wildfire Risk Reduction and Forest Cleanup Come to the KP
A state-funded service forestry program aims to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk. more
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County Evaluates Wildfire Hazard and Emergency Planning
What is the risk of wildfire on the Key Peninsula? What can residents do to prevent and prepare for them? “Pay attention to the burn ban.” more
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Congresswoman Emily Randall at a June 18 press conference held at the Edmonds Ferry Terminal.
Congresswoman Emily Randall On How She Sees It
With nearly seven months behind her, U.S. Rep. Emily Randall is finding her stride. more
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Incoming KPCS Executive Director Robyn Readwin (left) alongside outgoing executive Willow Eaton, who led the the organization through challenging times the last five years.
KP Community Services Welcomes a New Director
Longtime KP resident takes the reins of the longest-running food bank and senior center on the Key Peninsula. more
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Remains of the propane fire.
Propane Fire in Purdy Injures Two
Two employees at the CHS/Cenex farm and home store in Purdy were injured when a 120-gallon propane tank caught fire. more
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Peninsula School District NJROTC Tidehawks at the Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C.
Peninsula School District NJROTC Program Celebrates Success
The NJROTC offers leadership development and training opportunities for students, whether they are bound for military service or not. more
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In training.
KP Fire Update: Town Hall, New Recruits, Commissioner Race & More
Fire District 16 is asking residents to weigh in at the polls and the podium. more
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Governor Bob Ferguson congratulates 26th LD Senator Deb Krishnadasan (D-Gig Harbor) on SB 5655 before signing it into law.
New State Bill Opens Way for Daycare on Key Peninsula
Senate Bill 5655 requires the occupancy load for daycares in Washington to be based only on areas where services are provided. more
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Resident member of the Friends of Burley Lagoon Bruce Morse looks to the future with a cooperative new way to provide environmental stewardship on the lagoon.
Commercial Geoduck Farming to Move Forward in Burley Lagoon
Friends of Burley Lagoon and Taylor Shellfish Co. reached an agreement via mediation on a geoduck cultivation proposal for Burley Lagoon in April. more
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KP Fire Update: A Price Cut and a Rejected Offer
As property deals stall and public engagement wanes, KPFD weighs its next move ahead of a critical levy lid lift vote. more
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Volunteers finish the new welcome to the KP May 2.
Key Peninsula Beautification Expands to the Purdy Spit
A restored sign, mural, and plantings now greet everyone driving onto the KP. “I got to thinking about towns that got all cleaned up and looked great.” more
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Mustard Seed Village Marks Anniversary with Naming Ceremony
The community of elders has continued to grow since its opening over two years ago. “We wanted something a bit more personal.” more
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Herron Island hosted a lunch May 9 to celebrate and thank Fire District 16. Several Key Peninsula firefighters attended, and a plaque was presented by the Herron Island Boosters Club.
Herron Island Lands a Fire Truck for Wildfire Suppression
After losing a residence to fire last year, Herron Island purchases a used fire truck for a buck. “They have always wanted a truck.” more
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Part of the nearshore complex of Sound View Camp looking south.
Sound View Camp and Retreat Center Evolves
The southernmost camp on the KP has a new board, partnerships, and expanded offerings after pairing with Nisqually Land Trust. more
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Rep Adison Richards
Fresh Thinking on Tap in Olympia from Rep. Adison Richards
The first-term legislator said he strategized to cope with serious variables in the state economy while striving to represent the needs of his district above party. more
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Sen. Deb Krishnadasan, D-26
Deb Krishnadasan on Joining the State Senate in 2024
The freshman senator was appointed to fill a vacancy after Emily Randall (D-6th CD) resigned to serve as a representative in Congress. more
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Rep. Michelle Caldier, R-26
Michelle Caldier Talks About Her Decade on the Job
The representative has learned to navigate the state House and and now plans to bring her experience to a run for the state Senate. more
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Minter Creek Elementary School students wore black May 8 to support their principal.
Budget Issues Behind Peninsula School District Staffing Shuffle
Nine principals and 24 teachers were involuntarily reassigned. While PSD frames the moves as strategic, shifting messages and financial warnings tell another story. more
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