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Jun 01, 2025Some people call Pat Furman, owner of The Floatation Device in Purdy, the town’s unofficial mayor.
Some people call Pat Furman, owner of The Floatation Device in Purdy, the town’s unofficial mayor.
Daisy May, a miniature Scottish Highland cow from an Artondale farm, went missing for three days. Social media sleuths and neighbors helped track her down.
Gig Harbor police and firefighters competed to see who would give the most blood during the annual Battle of the Badges on Monday.
Harbor History Museum and other local institutions also face the potential loss of grant funds and other revenue sources.
Aimee Hentschell, a single mother of three who coaches at a private gym in Kent, is doing well but faces a long road to full recovery.
Six volunteers in the police department’s COPS (or Citizens Offering Police Support) program help keep commissioned officers on the street.
It’s the first time Gig Harbor won the academic competition, in only its third year of competing at state.
When a local fastpitch softball player’s gear went missing, the community stepped up to keep her in the game.
Hope B., age 9, brings joy to residents of local assisted living facility Gig Harbor Court.
The year-old AKtion Club gives developmentally disabled adults a social outlet and a chance to give back to the community.