Five years later, persistence is still paying off
Sep 07, 2026It’s been five years since Gig Harbor Now published its first story. As a nonprofit, we need your continued support to keep telling Gig Harbor’s stories.
It’s been five years since Gig Harbor Now published its first story. As a nonprofit, we need your continued support to keep telling Gig Harbor’s stories.
Less than a month after the school’s new athletic director started, the district posted a job listing for the same position.
Erick Counts, a longtime coach and teacher at schools around the region, took up his new duties this month.
The Skansie Netshed Foundation hosts “Fishermen Feed the World,” a celebration of 150 years of the Gig Harbor fishing fleet, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22, at Skansie Brothers Park.
The stepped-up burn ban bars things like backyard fire pits and outdoor fireplaces. Barbecues are still OK, as long as they’re not on a combustible surface.
Gig Harbor Police Blotter | Man arrested for allegedly targeting sharks for social media ‘trophy photos’
Harbor Senior Connections will operate the senior center at the elementary school after the school board approved a lease on July 14.
Young entrepreneurs working with Creative Little Studio took over the Skansie Park Pavilion for a Mini Makers Market on Thursday.
The Gig Harbor Little League Majors team, composed of 11- and 12-year-olds, will have two chances to win one game and advance to regionals.
Court documents indicate that the suspect pointed a gun at police before directing it toward his own forehead, leading to an assault charge.