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.

‘Push-in’ ceremony celebrates arrival of new ambulance

Jan 08, 2026

It’s a fire service tradition to push new apparatus in to the station, as firefighters did ‘before we had reverse on the transmission.’

Gig Harbor Police Blotter | Don’t like the roundabout? Just drive through the middle

Jan 05, 2026

Also: Watch out for scammers claiming to be from Apple or your credit union.

Jury finds former elementary school teacher guilty of molesting former students

Jan 05, 2026

Jurors found Jordan Roy Henderson guilty of abusing his students at the school in Lakebay. Sentencing is scheduled for April.

2026 is here. These are the stories we expect to be covering this year

Jan 02, 2026

2026 will bring a Peninsula School District levy request, progress on parks projects and some high-profile road projects.

Editor’s column | These stories were the most popular with our readers in 2025

Dec 30, 2025

In the Internet era, we take a readership survey every time we post a story. These 10 articles were the big winners in 2025.

Locust Cider closing four tap rooms, but keeping Gig Harbor location open

Dec 30, 2025

Gig Harbor-based Locust Cider grew quickly before the pandemic, inflation and changing consumer habits forced a recent retreat.

Waterfront Alliance promotes Clare Dunis to executive director

Dec 22, 2025

Dunis, the organization’s special projects and outreach manager, replaces Carrianne Ekberg, who is stepping down to spend time with her young family.

Gig Harbor Police Blotter | Officers arrest man found smoking drugs with baby in back seat

Dec 18, 2025

Also in this blotter, federal charges for post office burglars, a shoplifter with bad timing and more.

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.