Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
J-PAL North America will help Pierce County test a mobile opioid outreach program and study how long addicts should remain in rehab centers.
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The Gig Harbor girls, meanwhile, fall in the first round and face a loser-out game on Saturday.
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Spring is on the horizon. Soon the author will venture into his yard to fight the eternal enemy.
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A Wauna man acted as agent for the sale of the items. Their fate is unknown after no bidders emerged at an auction Thursday.
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Editor’s note: The Blotter is written based on information provided by Gig Harbor Police , Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One and the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office. Gig Harbor Police cited a 52-year-old man for obstructing an investigation after he refused to answer questions or exit his vehicle on the morning of Feb. 8. An officer spotted the man driving on Kimball
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Getting a reliable count of people experiencing homelessness is difficult anywhere. On the Gig Harbor-Key Peninsula, it is even more arduous.
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The new law requires the city to process certain permit applications within established timeframes — but some issues can “stop the clock.”
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Students in Eric Wolgemuth’s astrophysics class spent hours this past semester in the parking lot of Gig Harbor High School training a powerful telescope on objects thousands of light years away. Using an array of sophisticated equipment and software, they produced stunning images of deep-space nebula. Their image of the North American Nebula, which is
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The new Gig Harbor resident spent a career being creative in the music and publishing industries. He’s not stopping now.
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Relics from the boat made famous by a Steinbeck book, discovered by a Wauna man, go on sale on Thursday in an internet auction.
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