Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
Several actions have been taken the past few years to recognize the historical importance of the area where Gig Harbor now sits to its original inhabitants.
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Though Oliver Colglazier’s disorder prevents him from getting a driver’s license, Make-a-Wish presented him with the next best thing.
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Taylor Shellfish Farms would replace Manila clam and oyster beds on the 25.5-acre site with geoduck clam farming.
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In-person poetry readings return on three consecutive Saturdays, followed by a workshop Nov. 7 at Ocean5.
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The Swim Safe Gig Harbor group believes there’s a great need for a swimming facility in the Gig Harbor area, and is proposing PenMet’s Peninsula Gardens property as a site.
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Seattle didn’t reach the postseason again, but the final games had a playoff atmosphere that hasn’t been felt in decades.
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The man’s father and riding companion was injured in the collision and was flown to the hospital.
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Miriam Battson replaces Warren Zimmerman as the chamber’s new president and CEO.
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Bus drivers in Peninsula School District, some of whom complained to the school board in August about low wages and tough working conditions, are getting a 7.5% raise. “Kids have messes on buses, they throw up on buses, they rip our bus seats. There’s all kinds of stuff we deal with, but the majority of
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The new facility will nearly triple the space, from 4,200 to 11,600 square feet, for shopping, storage and private meeting rooms.
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