Robert Mack-Ward learns resiliency at a young age
May 09, 2024Robert Mack-Ward of Henderson Bay High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Overcoming Adversity.
Robert Mack-Ward of Henderson Bay High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Overcoming Adversity.
Abbie Hunter of Gig Harbor High School is a 2024 Student of Distinction in the category of Overcoming Adversity.
Gabriella Hernandez of Peninsula High is a Student of Distinction in the category of Overcoming Adversity.
Sarah Ehler of Gig Harbor High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Science and Technology Achievement.
MacKenzie Boyd of Peninsula High School is a Student of Distinction in the category of Overcoming Adversity.
Gig Harbor Now is posting profiles featuring the Students of Distinction being honored by the Greater Gig Harbor Foundation. These students will be celebrated during a banquet from 6 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, at Ocean5, 5268 Point Fosdick Dr. Trevor Grayson School: Gig Harbor High School Category: Science and Technology Achievement
Gig Harbor Now is posting profiles featuring the Students of Distinction being honored by the Greater Gig Harbor Foundation. These students will be celebrated during a banquet from 6 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, May 15, 2024, at Ocean5, 5268 Point Fosdick Dr. Student: Kaylia Heidelberg School: Peninsula High School Category: Athletic Achievement Kaylia Heidelberg
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When Linda Pitcher arrived in Gig Harbor a few years ago, she brought with her a PhD in anthropology from Berkley. She stumbled upon our small community and its rich history of fishing, eventually becoming a volunteer at the History Museum. Linda spent several years meticulously piecing together information on all the commercial fishing boats
The Rotary Club of Gig Harbor Midday’s Little Food Pantry Project embarks on its fourth year providing emergency food, thanks in part to a matching grant from Rotary International District 5020. The grant provided $3,000 to purchase food to supplement donation and fundraising efforts. Beginning early 2021 with just two pantries, the project has grown