Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
Experts testifying on behalf of the owners of Kensington Gardens presented their case last week before a hearing examiner.
Read More about Kensington Gardens’ experts testify during third day of hearing
Images by Kenny Ollar, being digitized and organized by the Gig Harbor Boat Shop, will be on display this weekend at the Wooden Boat Festival.
Read More about Wooden Boat Festival to relaunch recovered maritime photos
Harbor Hounds, Fish Bowl and Race for a Soldier are all this weekend.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Who let the dogs out?
PenMet Parks sought to replace Stutsman Enterprise with Troon Golf on Sept. 1, but the court granted Stutsman a temporary restraining order.
Read More about Court puts new Madrona Links operator on hold
Fish Bowl 2025, the matchup between Peninsula and Gig Harbor high schools, will be played in Tacoma for the second consecutive year.
Read More about Fish Bowl set for Sept. 6, again at Mount Tahoma
See photos of the final Waterfront Farmers Market of 2025.
Read More about Photos | Final Waterfront Farmers Market of 2025
Dash Point Park & Pier has sandy saltwater beach, fishing access, a picnic shelter, public restrooms, parking, and a small beach playground. The area is known as a beachy/cool/small-community that’s largely maintained that vibe over the decades.
Read More about Two in Tow & On the Go | Dash on over to this Tacoma park
The project was expected to be completed in a few months, but supply chain issues extended it to more than a year.
Read More about Stoplight finally directing traffic at Wollochet-Wagner crossing
The 10-week closure of the beloved DeMolay Sandspit Park on Fox Island allows removal of a bulkhead and restoration of a beach.
Read More about PenMet announces fall closure of Tacoma DeMolay Sandspit Park
The park district was awarded a second grant Tuesday, the two of which will cover the estimated $1.7 million cost.
Read More about PenMet adding 39 acres to McCormick Forest Park