Washington Way program aims to make corrections centers healthier for everyone
Nov 25, 2025The old way resulted in chronic health problems for staff and worse outcomes for inmates. The Washington Corrections Center for Women is trying a new way.
The old way resulted in chronic health problems for staff and worse outcomes for inmates. The Washington Corrections Center for Women is trying a new way.
Mike Jewell volunteers to clear the driveways in this Rosedale neighborhood.
Delonna Halliday incorporates art into learning at the Gig Harbor elementary school. The Washington Art Education Association recently recognized her work.
Here’s how to donate or volunteer for the Basket Brigade, and how to sign up to receive a Thanksgiving dinner.
The city of Gig Harbor has approved permits for renovation of the Taco Time on Point Fosdick Drive, and owner Steve Nelson said the heat is on. The work will cost more than $1 million, and Nelson hopes it will be completed and the eatery re-opened by late December. Nelson owns 11 of the fast
Gig Harbor Peninsula FISH’s toy drive found the warehouse space it needs — and just in time, too.
A complete stranger helped Kris Leshea load up her groceries in the parking lot of the Gig Harbor Costco last month.
The tattoo removal program at the Washington Corrections Center for Women helps remove traumatic symbols, thanks to Lissé Medical Aesthetics of Gig Harbor.
Thriving Generation, a newly formed group, hosts a campaign kickoff on Oct. 10 and hopes families will participate in a phone-free weekend in November.
The national-champion Gig Harbor Canoe and Kayak Racing Team will help Special Olympians learn about the sport on Sunday.