Day Tripper | Improved St. Helens visitor center is a blast from the past
Jul 23, 2025 | By: Mary WilliamsA new interpretive center is open on Mount St. Helens. A side trip to Centralia and Chehalis can fill out the trip.
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A new interpretive center is open on Mount St. Helens. A side trip to Centralia and Chehalis can fill out the trip.
Read MoreExperts say the multi-family tax exemption is a good way to encourage affordable housing; some residents say it just shifts the tax burden.
Read MoreStephanie Lile of the Harbor History Museum will discuss the Shenandoah, the island of Brac and the town’s pioneering families this week.
Read MoreFederal agencies denied Gig Harbor’s third permitting attempt for the long-sought Commercial Fishing Homeport.
Read MoreThis local dojo teaches glima, a martial art with its roots in Viking culture. It’s looking to send competitors to the 2026 world competition.
Read MoreThe median sale price for a single-family home in the Gig Harbor area climbed to $935,000 — up 5.6% from a year ago.
Read MoreThe Summer Art Festival continues Sunday at Sehmel Park. Here’s what you’ll see if you go.
Read MoreThe tight-knit Wollochet Harbor Club cultivates a sense of community through potlucks, game nights and more.
Read MoreThe community built the tennis courts thanks to a donation and a door-to-door fundraising campaign in 1973. They’re in need of some TLC now.
Read MoreIndivisible Gig Harbor on Thursday staged its third major protest since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January. The crowds for the July 17 “Good Trouble” protest could be measured in the hundreds, not the thousands, as was the case for a “Hands Off” protest in April and a “No Kings” protest in
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