Gig Harbor Now reporters chase down news that affects community residents, providing facts with context and perspective.
Rush Companies’ Trailside project would build 120 apartments next to the luxury gated community — and the company is keeping mum about it.
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Mardie Rees of Gig Harbor, who created sculptures at St. Anthony Hospital and Skansie Park, unveils a new work in Enumclaw.
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The tours are the next two Sundays at Artondale Cemetery.
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Mary Barber, appointed mayor almost a year ago, is running for a full term with an eye on community input and collaboration.
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Chris Haywood, the only candidate who filed to challenge incumbent Mayor Mary Barber, says city government has done some “pretty dreadful things” to the public.
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John Giblin’s grave isn’t lost after all. Neither is that of John Farragut (or Farrague?), but the man buried there is owed some money.
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The welcome sign on Pioneer Way near the westbound Highway 16 offramp was paid for by the Tallman family and the Rotary Club of Gig Harbor.
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The Tides water polo team now plays in Division I, against the state’s top powers. Also this week: Football, tennis and girls soccer.
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The 26th District state Senate race pits appointed incumbent Deb Krishnadasan against six-term Rep. Michelle Caldier.
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Two Loons Winery of Gig Harbor hopes festival-goers agree that the 2023 Alvarinho and 2018 Cabernet Franc go well with oysters.
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