Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
Stephanie Lile of the Harbor History Museum will discuss the Shenandoah, the island of Brac and the town’s pioneering families this week.
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Federal agencies denied Gig Harbor’s third permitting attempt for the long-sought Commercial Fishing Homeport.
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This local dojo teaches glima, a martial art with its roots in Viking culture. It’s looking to send competitors to the 2026 world competition.
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The median sale price for a single-family home in the Gig Harbor area climbed to $935,000 — up 5.6% from a year ago.
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The Summer Art Festival continues Sunday at Sehmel Park. Here’s what you’ll see if you go.
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The tight-knit Wollochet Harbor Club cultivates a sense of community through potlucks, game nights and more.
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The 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.
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Indivisible 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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Pro-business committees are spending heavily in the 26th Legislative District’s Senate race.
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A panel discussion on safety and risk reduction in psychedelic use headlines the event.
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