Brenda Lykins resigns seat on Gig Harbor City Council
Jan 14, 2025Lykins is moving outside of city limits and thus is no longer eligible to serve on the city council.
Lykins is moving outside of city limits and thus is no longer eligible to serve on the city council.
Gig Harbor for Racial Justice hosts a program honoring the civil rights leader on Sunday, Jan. 19, at Gig Harbor United Methodist Church.
Here is this week’s look at what is happening around Gig Harbor.
Start 2025 with a splash at Olalla’s annual New Year’s Day Polar Bear Plunge from the bridge next to Olalla Bay Market and Landing. The tradition goes back farther than many folks can remember. Most people believe John Robbecke and his pals started it several decades ago. John’s father, Al, owned the store, then known
The downtown Gig Harbor Hanukkah celebration starts at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 29.
The Lighted Car Parade leaves Uptown at 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21. Earlier in the day, hear musicians celebrate the Winter Solstice.
Reid Ekberg follows in the footsteps of his father, Steve, a longtime Gig Harbor City Council member.
Gig Harbor took a step toward implementing a business and occupation (B&O) tax on Monday, Dec. 9. The City Council unanimously approved a $23,200 contract with BERK Consulting to review a B&O analysis prepared by city staff earlier this year. BERK’s review will focus on the methods city staff used to collect data and compare
The Holiday Village, with six Christmas scenes for photos, is now open at Donkey Creek Park in Gig Harbor.
Holiday activities shift into high gear this week, with the lighting of the city’s holiday tree in Skansie Park and the opening of the Holiday Village in Donkey Creek Park. The tree lighting starts at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, and includes live music, complimentary cookies and cocoa and a visit from the jolly old