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Also this week “Mauritius” at Peninsula High, an award-winning GHHS band performance and more.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Restaurant Week starts soon; here’s who is participating
The Gig Harbor-based distillery’s stock dropped to just $1.08 in February after opening at $4 last year.
Read More about Heritage Distilling wins best flavored whiskey award
Virginia Mason Franciscan says the hybrid emergency room, or dual purpose medical facility, is the first of its kind in the state.
Read More about Hybrid ER-urgent care, opening this week in Bremerton, could ease strain on region’s medical care system
Rush Companies is taking legal action on two fronts, attempting to maintain a higher density on property it owns in Purdy and access to urban services there.
Read More about Rush sues Gig Harbor for Purdy sewer extension, challenges Pierce County over re-zone
Gig Harbor (18-13) finished one win short of the Tacoma Dome, defeating North Central of Spokane, 71-56, on Feb. 25 before falling to Monroe (21-3), 62-33, on Feb. 28. Both were Class 3A state tournament regional round games. The Tides would have earned a spot in the final 12 of the tourney, and the accompanying
Read More about Tides win state opener before running into a Bearcat buzzsaw
We escaped the 28-degree days in Gig Harbor over Mid-Winter Break in favor of taking Clara and Wyatt to Disneyland for the first time!
Read More about Two In Tow & On The Go | Disneyland … in the rain
Brent Doehring is well known in the community of Burley as a neighborhood greeter, Burley Hall organizer and serial volunteer.
Read More about Being Neighborly | A community connecter in Burley
A district official says “additional discovery and clarity is needed” before it finishes the report, now expected in late April.
Read More about Peninsula School District delays report on harassment, intimidation and bullying
Jeff Scoma takes over at Gig Harbor and Clay Mauro at Peninsula starting this fall.
Read More about Meet the new football coaches at Peninsula and Gig Harbor high schools
Minerva has awarded nearly $600,000 in scholarships and helped more than 225 local women achieve their educational goals over the past 33 years.
Read More about Minerva Scholarship applications due March 31