Gig Harbor Now reporters cover community events and efforts that benefit and entertain the community.
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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
Because of Cora Smith’s advocacy, the state officially declared June 25 as Vitiligo Day to raise awareness about the disease that causes irregular spots or patches on the skin.
Read More about Fox Island teen raising awareness of vitiligo, a rare autoimmune disease
The community art project would debut during Chalk the Harbor and be located at Ancich Waterfront Park.
Read More about Waterfront Alliance floats new community art project
Find outdoor music at Skansie Park on Tuesday, Sehmel Park on Wednesday and Uptown Gig Harbor on Thursday.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Outdoor concerts and summer theater
After a flood closed Lost Star last December, the community that Charlie Youngchild spent years cultivating bailed out her business.
Read More about How customers and community helped Lost Star get back in the game
Super Seniors recognizes seniors who had huge impacts on their teams during their careers at Peninsula and Gig Harbor high schools.
Read More about Super Seniors | Gig Harbor High School boys
A big crowd turned out to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the Fourth of July.
Read More about Photos | Gig Harbor Fourth of July celebration
Ask Pat Schmidt to do something to make Gig Harbor a better community, and she’ll most likely say yes. That’s one reason that PenMet is honoring her with its Betty Lilienthal Award.
Read More about PenMet honors Pat Schmidt for her service to community
A co-owner of Blue Max, with locations in Puyallup and Buckley, plans to open Gig Harbor Meat Company on Kimball Drive.
Read More about New premium butchery coming to Gig Harbor
Minterbrook needed increased sewer service for Laguna’s, which proved to be a hurdle. A recent city council vote could allow the project to move forward.
Read More about City Council vote clears the way for Minterbrook oyster bar in Purdy