Gig Harbor woman has a salsa success story
Apr 14, 2026 | By: Marsha HartRebecca Small’s business, a Small Specialty Salsa and Sauces, grew from a spicy side gig to a full-time vocation.
Read More about Gig Harbor woman has a salsa success storyGig Harbor Now reporters provide information about where people can eat, shop and seek professional services, which businesses are opening or closing, and explain local trends and their relation to the national economy.
Rebecca Small’s business, a Small Specialty Salsa and Sauces, grew from a spicy side gig to a full-time vocation.
Read More about Gig Harbor woman has a salsa success storyThe Curious Bear Toy and Book Shop will open in the former Bird Nest Gallery location on Tarabochia Street as soon as next month.
Read More about A Curious Bear is coming to downtown Gig HarborWe asked to interview all six candidates for three seats on the PenLight board of directors. Only one agreed to speak with us.
Read More about PenLight board elections are happening now. These are the candidatesThe new Ivar’s Seafood Bar needed a dress rehearsal before its grand opening on Friday, April 3. So its neighbors in the Uptown shopping center got a free lunch on Thursday. The long-awaited Ivar’s at 4901 Point Fosdick Dr. officially opens with a ribbon-cutting at 10:30 a.m. Friday, but a lucky few got a sneak
Read More about Neighbors of new Ivar’s get a sneak peakA grand opening for the new Ivar’s on Point Fosdick Drive starts at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 3.
Read More about New Gig Harbor Ivar’s opening on Friday, April 3PenLight members will receive ballots soon for the 2026 board elections, which happen in the wake of the ouster of longtime board member Paul Alvestad.
Read More about PenLight cooperative members to vote on new directorsThe county wants the Trailside developer to add sidewalks and other improvements on Canterwood. Rush says that’s not its job.
Read More about Rush, Pierce County spar over Trailside’s Canterwood Boulevard improvementsPeninsula Light Company directors voted Thursday to remove long-time board member Paul Alvestad. The member-owned cooperative utility company said in a news release that Alvestad violated confidentiality and “created a hostile environment for PenLight staff and fellow Board members.” “The Board based its unanimous decision on the results of an independent investigation conducted by Miller
Read More about Peninsula Light ousts elected board member who served 26 yearsThe changes comes as hospital leaders in Washington continue to express pessimism about the financial state of the industry.
Read More about Virginia Mason Franciscan Health making cutbacks at Silverdale campus