Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
Five students from Gig Harbor and Tacoma spent a sizable chunk of their summer break researching and interviewing candidates for the 26th District state Senate seat.
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The haze of history clouds this fact: Heavy smoke was an even bigger problem in Gig Harbor in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Also in this edition of the blotter: a suspect walks away from the ER, a man points a gun out the window of his vehicle and more.
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The developers hope to build a drive-through coffee shop on Sehmel Drive, but they need a zoning amendment for that part of the project.
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Shane Cleveland of Bremerton donated a kidney to former UW basketball and football star Nate Robinson in February. His wife Kara did the same, also for a stranger, 14 years ago.
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Leaders of the non-profit Gig Harbor BoatShop are dealing with a lot of negatives. A whole lot. Some 10,000 or so, they say — photographic negatives on glass, 4×5 flat film, 35mm roll film, slides and even a few movie films. “It’s an incredible treasure trove of history, showcasing the Golden Age of yachting,” enthuses
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Meet some of the best senior athletes from Peninsula High School during the 2024-2025 school year.
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A new interpretive center is open on Mount St. Helens. A side trip to Centralia and Chehalis can fill out the trip.
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Experts say the multi-family tax exemption is a good way to encourage affordable housing; some residents say it just shifts the tax burden.
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Stephanie Lile of the Harbor History Museum will discuss the Shenandoah, the island of Brac and the town’s pioneering families this week.
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