Demonstrators flood Gig Harbor streets for ‘No Kings’ protest
Jun 14, 2025The No Kings demonstrators protested against Donald Trump’s administration on the president’s birthday.
Croatia Day treats attendees to music, dance, and a newly opened netshed
Jun 01, 2025The festival on Saturday celebrated Gig Harbor’s Croatian heritage and the refurbished and reopened Skansie Netshed.
State’s new Poet Laureate found his inspiration in Gig Harbor
May 29, 2025Derek Sheffield grew up in Gig Harbor and taught at GHHS. The natural beauty and people of his hometown inspire his work.
Transcript: Our interview with Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank
May 01, 2025A transcript of Carolyn Bick’s interview with Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
County council affirms commitment to state’s sanctuary law over sheriff’s objection
May 01, 2025The council voted to uphold the Keep Washington Working Act, despite objections from Sheriff Swank, who called it unconstitutional.
In interview, Sheriff Swank stands by controversial statements
May 01, 2025Our interview with Sheriff Keith Swank touched on sanctuary cities, January 6, Nancy Pelosi and his previous statements, which he has said were purposefully provocative.
‘Collaborative Identity’ makes differences not seem so different, after all
Apr 30, 2025“Collaborative Identity: A Dual Exhibition” is at Tacoma Community College-Gig Harbor through June 9 and features works by Korean American visual artists Emily Jounghee Won and Hannah Kyungsook Ra.
With Maví closure, Gig Harbor down to four galleries
Apr 28, 2025Liz and Mavi Ashe, who owned the gallery on Harborview Drive that closed late last year, hope to reopen on Soundview in 2027.
Photos | Dragon boaters close out 12th annual Paddlers Cup
Apr 28, 2025Photos from the 2025 Dragon Boat races on Sunday, April 27, in Gig Harbor.
City revamping its laws on ADUs, aka ‘mother-in-laws’ or ‘granny flats’
Apr 23, 2025A 2023 state law required cities to change regulations governing accessory dwelling units, or ADUs. Here’s what Gig Harbor’s proposed law will say.