Gig Harbor lacrosse finds new life before playoffs
May 04, 2026The Tides started the season on a six-game slide before winning four consecutive games. A playoff appearance is on the horizon.
The Tides started the season on a six-game slide before winning four consecutive games. A playoff appearance is on the horizon.
A brick planter now stands in front of the former Harbor Inn. Is it sturdy enough to prevent a tragedy like the one that happened there in 1989?
Murals adorn the walls of many buildings in Grit City. You just have to know where to look.
The Paddlers Cup, the Gig Harbor Canoe and Kayak Racing Team’s most prominent event, brought some 200 devotees of the rising sport to local waters.
Two lanes of the aging bridge from Tacoma to Gig Harbor will remain closed while crews repair a joint.
The dump truck that crashed into the Novak Building in 1989 did not lose its brakes, it missed a shift. Greg Spadoni, who helped with recovery efforts on the day of the wreck, explains how he knows this.
Harbor WildWatch, the Great Peninsula Conservancy and the YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties are among 32 organizations to receive recently announced grants from The Russell Family Foundation.
News of a new moonshot (and the view from his home) rekindles Chapin Day’s interest in space exploration.
Fitzgerald Ford, Fred Meyer, and a discussion of double-clutching are among the topics of this week’s column.
Organizers estimated the crowd at about 4,000 for a No Kings protest on March 27 at the Point Fosdick-Olympic drive interesction.