Census: Growth slowed considerably outside the city of Gig Harbor
Jan 09, 2022 | By: Ted KenneyThere are still areas outside the city limits but inside the urban growth area where developments are being built.
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There are still areas outside the city limits but inside the urban growth area where developments are being built.
Read MoreReaders sent in pictures of the abnormally high tides of the past couple days.
Read MorePierce County officials believe that an upcoming Kopachuck Park renovation will generate more traffic on their roads.
Read MoreU.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer, state Sen. Emily Randall and state Reps. Jesse Young and Michelle Caldier participated in a virtual meeting Thursday.
Read MoreThe All-United States Bowl Games are this weekend in San Antonio.
Read MoreLocal artists share the influence renowned artist William Turner had on their work and lives.
Read MoreHudson Cedarland will play outside linebacker for Washington State University while Hall Schmidt mans the offensive line at Boise State.
Read MoreDerek Young was reelected by his peers as Pierce County Council chairman for 2022 at Tuesday’s regular meeting, the first of the year. This will be the final year on the Council for Young, D-Gig Harbor, who was elected in 2015 and reelected in 2019. Term limits prevent him from running again. Marty Campbell, D-East
Read MoreGig Harbor Fire & Medic One has gradually added staff over the last few years to where it can now man fire engines with three instead of two people.
Read More“I’m sad that the place where I made my memories is gone, but I’m excited that there’s a new place for other people to make those memories.” — Shannon Gillespie, former Artondale Elementary School student
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