Vince Dice

Vince Dice became the editor of Gig Harbor Now on March 1, 2022. A graduate of Gonzaga University in Spokane, Dice worked in the newspaper industry for more than 20 years, primarily in neighboring Kitsap County. Dice lives in Bremerton with his wife, Angela; son, Dean; and dog, Luna.

Gorst culvert projects will delay drivers starting next spring

Dec 11, 2025

The Washington State Department of Transportation announced plans to remove several culverts in Gorst and Port Orchard, projects which will cause traffic headaches for drivers headed to and from Kitsap County.  Construction on the projects will begin next spring, WSDOT announced Tuesday, Dec. 9.  WSDOT announced five culvert-replacement projects. Two will impact drivers traveling between

From the Editor | Highlighting our recent business coverage

Dec 09, 2025

You asked for more coverage of local business, and we delivered. Now we need to ask you for something.

Ivar’s Seafood Bar coming to Uptown Gig Harbor

Dec 01, 2025

Ivar’s President Bob Donegan said the new Gig Harbor location could be open as soon as February.

Election certification confirms results in Nov. 5 balloting

Nov 26, 2025

The closest race in the Gig Harbor area was a school board contest between Matthew Bruhn and Emily DuCharme. That was decided by just 190 votes.

Shuttle service between Gig Harbor and Key Peninsula isn’t just a holiday thing this year

Nov 25, 2025

The Peninsula Transit Pilot Program will run shuttles starting on Black Friday — and continuing through August.

Gig Harbor Police Blotter | Passer-by makes off with dropped cash

Nov 20, 2025

The man was carrying $300 in cash in a money clip in his back pocket.

Police investigate scuffle at Let’s Go Washington rally

Nov 18, 2025

Two men say security at the rally barred them from attending, while people involved trade allegations of assault.

Veterans Day Celebration marks anniversary of three military services

Nov 11, 2025

The celebration, billed as the largest indoor Veterans Day ceremony in Washington, drew more than 500 people to the Vintage Aero Museum.

Krishnadasan leads in 26th District; city voters rejecting Cultural Access tax

Nov 04, 2025

In other results, Stone defeats Woock in a battle of city council incumbents, while Lykins, Leighton and Lantz lead the charter commission races.

Turnout looks low as general election approaches

Nov 02, 2025

Ballots must be either postmarked or placed in a drop box by Tuesday, Nov. 4, to count in this fall’s election.