Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
City arts commissioners indicate they are open to expanding not only what kind of works can be part of the program, but also where they can go.
Read More about Harbor Arbor Art may grow beyond Grandview Forest
A visit to Ballard includes stops at its famous locks, a tree-lightful botanical garden and its year-round Sunday Farmers Market.
Read More about Day Tripper | A visit to Ballard and Seattle’s mini-Panama Canal
The elimination of a pandemic-era tax credit appears to have contributed to lower enrollment in the Washington Healthplanfinder in 2026.
Read More about Fewer in Pierce County purchased insurance through the marketplace this year
Dinniman’s latest Dungeon Crawler Carl book topped the New York Times best seller list in two categories.
Read More about Gig Harbor author Matt Dinniman crawls all the way to No. 1
PenLight wants to build a temporary storage yard on a portion of its 17 acres on Bujacich Road. Could the same property host its new headquarters some day?
Read More about Peninsula Light eyes Bujacich Road for minor expansion, and maybe bigger things down the road
The Peninsula Community Chorus, Gig Harbor Peninsula Civic Orchestra and Narrows Music Society play spring concerts this weekend.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Chorus, orchestra, Harbor Winds perform spring concerts
The U.S. Department of Justice cited allegations that the Washington Corrections Center for Women in Gig Harbor has “failed to protect female prisoners” from transgender inmates.
Read More about Trump administration announces investigation of Gig Harbor prison
Also this week: Peninsula’s Baurichter makes state in tennis, district track begins and fastpitch, baseball and soccer teams open state play.
Read More about Sports Beat | Gig Harbor golfers come home with second-place trophies
The Waterfront Farmers Market opened under sunny skies on Thursday, May 21.
Read More about Photos | Busy first day for the Gig Harbor Waterfront Farmers Market
Travis and Emma Broussard, who are both trained in CPR and basic life support techniques, saved a life earlier this month.
Read More about Being Neighborly | Right people, right place, right time