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The 30-room longhouse opened to residents in May 2023.
Mustard Seed Village Faces Medicaid Cuts to Assisted Living
Substantial reductions in the federal budget led to substantial changes in state law that are trickling down to the local level. more
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Nancy Hine, Toi Little, and Peggy Ensor met the farm goats and pet pigs.
Connecting People, Building Community at KPCS
Key Peninsula Community Services, just south of Home in Lakebay, has served as a food bank and resource center since 1982. more
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The Red Barn Youth Center in Key Center.
The Red Barn Youth Center Looks for Funding
A thriving place for kids on the Key Peninsula, the Red Barn Youth Center crosses its fingers after losing revenue. more
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The fate of the former egg co-op turned marina building remains unknown.
State Officials Update KP Group on Lakebay Marina Restoration
The DNR has never undertaken a project like this before: save public access, restore shoreline, preserve history. more
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YMCA Camp Seymour Executive Director Scotty Jackson, Pat Hovany, Tom Taylor YMCA Executive Directer Jean-Luc Pedant, and George Hovany pose with the big check at Camp Seymour in June.
KP Couple Donates $50,000 to Camp Seymour and Tom Taylor YMCA
The endowment will fund scholarships and memberships for the local YMCA facilities through long-term endowments. 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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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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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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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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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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The new Food 4 All site on the KP Highway NW, including a large garden (foreground) and future home of its farm stand (upper left).
Food Backpacks 4 Kids Becomes Food 4 All
The homegrown nonprofit is moving to a bigger space with its own farm and farm stand in Key Center as it continues to grow its mission. more
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Citizen of the Year Brian Chamberlin, right, with Lions Club Vice President Hal Wolverton.
Volunteer Driver Brian Chamberlin is Citizen of the Year
The Minter Bay resident has lived on the KP for 34 years and and has been driving shuttles for local organizations since 2019. more
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39th Citizen of the Year in March
The Key Peninsula Lions Club will present its 39th KP Citizen of the Year Award, rec during its annual banquet March 14. more
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Unified athlete Mark Slocum drives down the court and scores a basket for his team during the basketball showcase at PHS empathy assembly Dec. 12.
Peninsula High School Unified Sports Wins Special Olympics Award
Peninsula High School joins the ESPN Honor Roll and wins the Banner Award from the Special Olympics. more
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Rotary Club volunteer stewards Jeff and Tammis Green work to keep this little pantry stocked at WayPoint Church North.
Little Free Pantries Do Big Job on the KP and Beyond
“Take what you need, give what you can.” That is the motto of the Little Free Pantry movement. more
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Vital wetlands were also included in the 360 Trails expansion.
More Key Peninsula Land Comes Under Conservation
Once land is set aside, stewardship actions include volunteer work parties to control invasive species and maintain newly planted trees. more
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New floor, new skates, and new kids, but the same mission.
Skate Night Rolls Into Its 50th Year at the KP Civic Center
Nearly 200 people turned out for the opening night of the KP’s longest-running youth tradition. 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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Lakebay residents Mike and Sharon Stauffer shop for produce to support the Saturday-only farmstand operated by FB4K in Key Center.
Key Peninsula Organizations Prepare to Prevent Hunger
Food Backpacks 4 Kids and Key Peninsula Community Services assist the homeless and the hungry of all ages. more
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