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Smartphones can contribute to children's depression, anxiety, and self-harm, according to author John Haidt.
Community Effort Launches ‘A Thriving Generation’ Oct. 10
Local leaders are working with the Peninsula School District to get youth off their phones to improve mental health. more
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By 2060, nearly one in four people in the U.S. will be 65 years old or older, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Gig Harbor Rotary Funds Home Care Certification Courses
Who’s helping Grandma? One in five Americans, or 53 million people. Are you one of them? more
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Refinishing the gym floor cost about $35,000, courtesy of Key Pen Parks.
The Key Peninsula Civic Center Gets a Facelift
A refinished gym floor glistens. New shingles and paint will soon follow. “Synergy” — and money — helps maintain a historic building. more
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The once bustling Lakebay Marina has sat empty since 2022.
Lakebay Marina Restoration Proponents Seek County’s Help
Local advocates push county officials to restore public access and preserve the historically significant structure. 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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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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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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Food Backpacks 4 Kids Acquires New KP Property in Key Center
The local nonprofit continues to grow as local needs increase but won’t move to the new property for perhaps a year. more
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Federal Funding Cuts Affect Local Food Banks
Sudden large cuts are anticipated to affect farmers, the hungry, and the organizations that feed them. more
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Gig Harbor Women’s Co-op (from left to right) Key Peninsula Coordinator Erin Welch, Chief Community Officer Alicia Grubbs, and founder Jillian O’Block at the first KP orientation meeting April 21 in the Brones Room at the Key Center Library.
Gig Harbor Women’s Co-op Celebrates Its First Year
Gig Harbor Women's Co-op connects women by providing opportunities to volunteer in the community, trading time for service. more
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Citizen of the Year Tina Whittemore receives her plaque from Key Peninsula Lions Club President Hal Wolverton.
Dog Rescuer is Key Peninsula Citizen of the Year
Tina Whittemore received the 38th Key Peninsula Lions Club Citizen of the Year Award March 29. more
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38th KP Citizen of the Year Award Banquet March 29 at KPCC
The KP Lions Club will present its 38th Key Peninsula Citizen of the Year Award recognizing an outstanding community member during a banquet March 29. more
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October town hall at KP Civic Center.
Community Experts Discuss Fentanyl Crisis at Town Hall
Opioid abuse is the leading cause of accidental death in Pierce County for all ages and income levels. more
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One of Tina McKail’s prize-winning photos. Raised on the Standing Rock Reservation, William Michael Paul works hard to preserve his heritage.
Key Peninsula News Goes to State: Wins 24 Awards
Key Peninsula News staff and contributors took home 24 awards from the Washington Newspaper Publishers more
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Four-year old Hendrix meets the black beauty named Crypto at Grand Farms on this year’s fall farm tour.
New Farms and Old Friends Meet Inspiration
The 19th Key Peninsula Farm Tour Sept. 26-27 celebrated new farms, crafts, and community, with fresh produce and lively entertainment. more
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This new auxiliary building will temporarily house the KP Family Resource Center sited next door to Food Backpacks 4 Kids existing location in Key Center.
Food Backpacks 4 Kids Adds a New Program to Its Mission
A Family Resource Center will once again provide services on the Key Peninsula as FB4K picks up where Children’s Home Society left off. more
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Teacher Jenna Rudolf captured 2-year-old August’s full attention as they explore a new book together.
Play to Learn Returns to the Key Peninsula
Evergreen Elementary School is the new host for the free Play to Learn Program, which left the KP Civic Center a year ago. more
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360 Trails Misses the Cut for Trust Land Transfer
Despite community support and a favorable application review, 360 Trails will not be transferred to local parks ownership. more
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This bridge along the trail leads from Gateway Park to 360 Trails.
After 20 Years of Growth, Key Pen Parks Plans for the Future
KP Parks will develop a plan to evaluate its properties, amenities, and necessary improvements over the next decade. more
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KP Community Services Receives Grant for Homeless Support
KPCS received first-level approval for a grant to develop a new and innovative approach to addressing the needs of people experiencing homelessness on the KP. more
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