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Mike Solan, Brenda Lykins and Chuck West are running for the Pierce County Council seat representing Gig Harbor. Here’s where they stand on the issues.
Read More about Pierce County Council candidates offer views on law enforcement funding, growth and more
The third option for Gorst would add lanes to Highway 3. But don’t hold your breath on work beginning, because the project isn’t funded.
Read More about WSDOT has three alternatives to fix Gorst. Two of them involve a bridge
The developer estimates that each lot in the Warren Beach development will sell for $2 million, after which buyers will select a design-build home for their site.
Read More about Warren Beach development envisions six homes on seven waterfront acres near Fox Island Bridge
The 2026 primary election is Aug. 4. These races will appear on ballots for Gig Harbor voters.
Read More about Ballots for primary election arriving this week
The Peninsula Art League’s Summer Art Festival is this weekend. So is the Olalla Lavender Festival and much more.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Art, music, Waldo and the Bard
Regional plan creates a coordinated response to addressing homelessness
Read More about Council signals intent to join county effort to help homeless
Sculptor Troy Pillow has found success nationwide with his outdoor art
Read More about Olalla sculptor’s outdoor art evokes serenity
The location of Mystery No. 2 revealed.
Read More about Gig Harbor Now and Then | Our not-so-mysterious Location of Mystery and the origins of Bay-Island
Penrose Point State Park is known for having some of the best tidepools in the area at low tide.
Read More about Two In Tow & On The Go | Low tide at Penrose Point State Park
The most high-profile proposal would make the position of sheriff appointed, instead of elected. Voters will decide whether to approve the change in November.
Read More about Charter Review Commission sends seven proposals to voters