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Fire Commissioners (left to right) Colleen Mullen, Stan Moffett and John Pat Kelly with a sample of the standing-room-only crowd behind them at the July 28 meeting.
Standing-Room-Only Crowd Urges KPFD to End Gas Station Deal; Board Votes to Counteroffer
The KPFD fire commissioners voted 3-2 at their July 28 meeting to reject a second offer on the Calahan property and return a counterproposal with stricter terms. more
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KPFD owns the Olson estate home, part of the pasture behind it, and the former O’Callahan’s restaurant — the Calahan property — on the corner.
Fire Commissioners to Vote on New Calahan Property Sale
Key Peninsula Fire District 16 received a new $1,050,000 purchase and sale agreement July 7 for the Calahan property it has owned for over four years, signed by John Park, owner of Taechang LLC of … more
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Wildlife rehabilitator Jennifer Van Orman released the rescued bald eagle at Joemma Beach State Park in May.
Rescued Bald Eagle Released at Joemma Beach State Park
A juvenile bald eagle found on Herron Island was rehabilitated and released at Joemma Beach in May thanks to the sharp eyes and good work of islanders. more
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4-H student and volunteer horse handler Leah Cargile, who raises sheep at home, introduces visitors Cayden (age 10) and Lillyana (age 13) to “Jugs,” the rescue ranch’s first therapy horse, at the Rainfall Ranch Community Day June 13. The ranch takes in horses that are victims of neglect, abuse, financial hardship, or face uncertain futures. Older horses and those with significant medical issues often become permanent residents.
Rainfall Ranch Gives Horses – and People – Room to Heal
Tiana Cooper and Sarah Monroe are creating a refuge where animals and people alike find peace, purpose, and connection. more
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The 2026 Chevy Equinox EV.
New KP Car Share Program Debuts This Summer
The first of its kind on the Key Peninsula, residents will soon have access to EV car-sharing, further expanding accessible and affordable transportation on the KP. more
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Robyn Denson volunteers alongside state Rep. Adison Richards (D-26th) at the annual KP Civic Center crab feed in March.
County Councilmember Denson Will Not Run for Reelection
After becoming one of the most recognizable faces on the KP, Robyn Denson will end her tenure on the council instead of running for another 4-year term. more
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The Class of 2026 celebrates their moment at Cheney Stadium June 20.
Hawks Scholarship Funding Soars to New Heights for Peninsula Grads
The scholarship fund tops $500,000 for the first time, giving money to 156 Peninsula students. more
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The winning team with program Command Master Chief Robert Stockton, from left to right: Enrico Shein, John McDaniel, Sydney Gardner, and Derek Liu.
NJROTC Tidehawks Win National Academic Competition
Cadets earned a trip to Washington, D.C., for the third time since the program began five years ago. more
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Eric Blegen at the award ceremony in Virginia.
The Mustard Seed Project Receives Its First National Award
Founded by Edie Morgan in 2006 to provide basic services for KP elders, TMSP's work is nationally known. more
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Suri Sardinia at practice in May 2025.
Suri Sardinia Caps PHS Career With State Championship; First Among Fellow Seahawk State Winners
Sardinia plans to attend Utah State University in the fall, where she hopes to walk on to the track and field team while studying finance. more
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Congresswoman Emily Randall (D, WA-6th) stops for a photo on the steps of the U.S. Capitol in the other Washington.
Randall Seeks Federal Funding for KP Roundabout Project
A proposed single-lane roundabout is among 20 projects submitted for possible funding. more
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Astrid (right) of Astrid’s Lavender Farm had help from many hands to harvest her 2025 crop.
Key Peninsula Farm Collective To Take Over KP Farm Tour
The first event of the KP Farm Collective will be a one-day festival at Astrid’s Lavender Farm in Glencove, June 27. more
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The former bar and restaurant on the Calahan property, built in 1962 as the storied Key Center Tavern, has been vacant for over four years. The commissioners remained undecided on a proposal to add fencing to protect the building, but will not block the parking lot.
KPFD Rejects Daycare Proposal as Sale Questions Mount
Commissioners unanimously turned down Alyssa Johnstone’s latest offer for the Calahan property in the heart of Key Center. more
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Despite the change, Absolute Auto remains open with new owners and the same mechanics.
The Absolute Right Time To Go, but the Business Goes On
After two decades as one of the KP’s most recognizable businesses, Jim Guinn isn’t retiring — he just knows it’s time to hand over the keys. more
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Nineteen musicians from PHS participated in this year’s state solo and ensemble competition on the campus of Central Washington University. Director Megan Hilborn is shown here with nine students who participated.
A Symphony of Success: PHS Band Sends 19 Musicians to State
Seniors describe the impact of their musical education and how it will shape their futures, touched by “beautiful music and awesome memories.” more
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Jordan R. Henderson at his sentencing May 8.
Former Evergreen Teacher Gets 66 Years to Life for Molesting Students
The Lakebay teacher and pastor was convicted on 12 of 13 counts for using his position of trust to molest four students in his care. more
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Twenty-three sponsor business signs line the back fence of Key Pen Parks Fields 2 and 3 at Volunteer Park in support of KP Little League.
Local Sponsors Shine Bright on the Diamond
Community businesses help support nearly 200 young athletes on the Key Peninsula. more
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Rep. Adison Richards (D-26th)
Adison Richards on His Second Session
The Gig Harbor Democrat was elected to Position 1 in the 26th legislative district on his second try in 2024. more
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Sen. Deb Krishnadasan (D-26th)
Krishnadasan on Second Session and Second Election
The state senator from Gig Harbor talks about her work, setbacks, and plans. more
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Rep. Michelle Valdez (R-26th)
Rep. Michelle (Caldier) Valdez Will Not Run for Reelection
The Gig Harbor Republican has represented the 26th legislative district, Position 2, since 2015. more
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