Top stories of 2024: Here’s what Gig Harbor was reading this year
Dec 31, 2024 | By: Vince DiceIn 2024, our readers were interested in stories about housing and commercial developments, elections, football and other topics.
Read MoreGig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
In 2024, our readers were interested in stories about housing and commercial developments, elections, football and other topics.
Read MoreStart 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
Read MoreRenate Rain and the Puget Sound Plungers say a cool dip in the sound is good for your mental health and helps connect you to nature.
Read MoreThe community celebrated Chanukah by lighting a menorah at Skansie Brothers Park in Gig Harbor.
Read MoreMonty’s Furniture was located (you guessed it!) at the corner of Pioneer Way and Harborview Drive in 1952.
Read MoreUnknown vandals knocked the menorah over, tore out its lights and bent back its branches.
Read MoreBoth local boys swimming teams are undefeated in Puget Sound League meets ahead of a Jan. 9 showdown at Peninsula High.
Read MoreThe agreement means St. Anthony Hospital in Gig Harbor and St. Francis Medical Center in Silverdale will remain in-network for United customers.
Read MoreRobin Avni sat down with Carolyn Bick to discuss her journalism background, upcoming book at what’s next for PAL.
Read MoreAfter eight years in the state Legislature and 12 in Congress, Derek Kilmer will shift careers to the Rockefeller Foundation’s philanthropic work.
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