Marsha Hart

Marsha Hart is a journalist who holds degrees in Communication and Psychology from East Tennessee State University. She moved to the area after working for several weekly and daily newspapers, including the Sacramento Bee. She has worked as a reporter and editor covering news, sports, real estate, and features. She enjoys a good book, a scenic hike, traveling, and spending time with her family and friends.

Gig Harbor mom, gymnastics coach recovering from ruptured brain aneurysm

Apr 29, 2025

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.

COPS volunteers a force multiplier for Gig Harbor police

Apr 24, 2025

Six volunteers in the police department’s COPS (or Citizens Offering Police Support) program help keep commissioned officers on the street.

Gig Harbor Knowledge Bowl team wins state championship

Apr 22, 2025

It’s the first time Gig Harbor won the academic competition, in only its third year of competing at state.

Being Neighborly | Community steps up to the plate for softball player

Apr 17, 2025

When a local fastpitch softball player’s gear went missing, the community stepped up to keep her in the game.

Being Neighborly | Young volunteer bridges generations at Gig Harbor Court

Mar 28, 2025

Hope B., age 9, brings joy to residents of local assisted living facility Gig Harbor Court.

Club sponsored by local Kiwanis allows everyone to get in on the AKtion

Mar 26, 2025

The year-old AKtion Club gives developmentally disabled adults a social outlet and a chance to give back to the community.

Experiential exhibit coming to Gig Harbor offers chance to walk a mile in refugees’ shoes

Mar 20, 2025

From Home to Home, which visits Gig Harbor starting later this month, is a chance to mirror the experience of a newly released refugee.

Being Neighborly | A community connecter in Burley

Feb 28, 2025

Brent Doehring is well known in the community of Burley as a neighborhood greeter, Burley Hall organizer and serial volunteer.

Gig Harbor fire station, firefighters get a cameo in this movie with a message

Feb 21, 2025

“Sense of Emergency,” filmed partly at GHFMO’s Station 51, focuses on how CPR can save a life — and on the trauma paramedics and other responders face.

Rick Bleiweiss still rocking and writing after move to Heron’s Key

Feb 12, 2025

The new Gig Harbor resident spent a career being creative in the music and publishing industries. He’s not stopping now.